Tyler Herro’s 40-point 3-for-all becomes a footnote to Heat night gone bad at the end of overtime
INDIANAPOLIS – For Tyler Herro, it was the rare case of a forgettable career night – at least from a team perspective. Amid a breakout season, the sixth-year guard closed Tuesday night’s game against the Detroit Pistons with 40 points and 10 3 ...
Heat's Tyler Herro making early All-Star case without Jimmy Butler
Herro looks to have a healthier season, as it was a goal even stated by Heat president Pat Riley calling him “fragile” in terms of his health in his viral end-of-season press conference last May. If he keeps up this level of play, there is no doubt that his first All-Star nod will come this season.
In the days before the start of the season, Heat president Pat Riley challenged his four best players to essentially become a ...
Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo is all too familiar with playing with the NBA’s best come February. Now, the veteran big man ...
After Erik Spoelstra's mental glitch, Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo come to the defense of the Heat head coach.
Erik Spoelstra made a critical error that contributed to the Miami Heat’s loss against the Detroit Pistons in their NBA Cup ...
Miami Heat head coach, Erik Spoelstra, made an honest admission after Tyler Herro's 40-point game went to waste.
The Miami Heat experienced perhaps a referee blunder that could have prevented an ultimate mishap by coach Erik Spoelstra.
Tyler Herro makes a clutch shot with less than two seconds to play to put the Heat in front.
The Detroit Pistons, with just under two minutes left, led by nine points. Tyler Herro struck afterward. The Miami Heat ...
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