Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro struggled in Wednesday's loss to the Boston Celtics. While he had 15 points, he shot a rough 6-for-19 from the field and 1-for-8 from downtown. With Miami's year finished, Herro will get some much-needed rest. He ended the regular season by averaging a career-high 20.8 points with 5.3 boards and 4.5 assists. Unfortunately, he was limited to only 42 games because of various ailments. Without question, the 24-year-old can be a potent fantasy performer. However, his inability to remain on the court will significantly lower his fantasy value heading into the 2024-25 campaign. The Heat might also make some roster moves during the offseason, so Herro's name will likely be mentioned in several trade scenarios.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro scored a team-high 24 points in Wednesday's shocking win over the Boston Celtics. He struggled in Game 1 of this series. However, the 24-year-old turned things around in Game 2, going 6-for-11 from deep and adding 14 assists. With Terry Rozier (neck) and Jimmy Butler (knee) out of commission, the offense will continue to run through Herro. Of course, the Celtics will make adjustments for Game 3 on Saturday, so the 2019 No. 13 overall pick could have difficulty remaining as productive as he was on Wednesday night.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro struggled in Sunday's 114-94 loss to the Celtics. After scoring a game-high 24 points in Friday's Play-In win over the Bulls, he had 11 in Game 1, going just 4-for-13 from the field and 3-for-9 from behind the arc. The 24-year-old added four rebounds and four assists. But it was still a disappointing showing from Herro, who will now try to turn things around in Game 2 on Wednesday night. However, the C's could continue to target him on the defensive end, so his DFS potential could remain limited for the rest of the series.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro scored a game-high 24 points in Friday's Play-In win over the Chicago Bulls. The 24-year-old nearly had a triple-double, adding 10 boards and nine assists to his scoring total. While he still had issues taking care of the ball, he shot better than he did in Wednesday's loss to the 76ers. With that said, Herro should continue to benefit from a production standpoint while Jimmy Butler (knee) and Terry Rozier (neck) remain sidelined. Unfortunately, the Heat will advance to meet the Celtics in the opening round, which is never an easy matchup for anyone.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro scored a game-high 25 points in Wednesday's loss to the Philadelphia 76ers. He added nine assists and two boards. With Terry Rozier (neck) unavailable, Herro was the team's primary ball handler. While he benefitted from a usage standpoint, he had five turnovers. Even worse, he didn't shoot the ball well, going 9-for-27 from the field and 4-for-14 from deep. It's anyone's guess how much longer Herro will be forced to operate at the one spot. But if Rozier isn't back on the floor for Friday's Play-In game between Chicago or Atlanta, Herro could continue to see an uptick in production. His ceiling could rise even higher if Jimmy Butler (knee) is limited after suffering an injury on Wednesday.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (foot) is not on injury report for Wednesday's game versus the Dallas Mavericks. There was some concern about Herro's status on Wednesday after he logged 48 minutes in Tuesday's win over the Atlanta Hawks, but he's cleared to play on the second half of Miami's back-to-back. With Terry Rozier (neck) questionable, it should be noted Herro has put up a healthy 22.1 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 4.2 assists per game across 28 appearances without Rozier this season as the Heat's primary ball handler. Dallas is yielding the fifth-most DraftKings points to opposing shooting guards to boot.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (foot) will return to action on Friday against Houston. After missing 20 games with a foot problem, Herro received a questionable tag entering Friday, and Miami has now upgraded him to available. Herro could be limited following his long absence, but he's among the Heat's main offensive weapons and should still feature prominently in the game. Herro's return means fewer shots for Terry Rozier and Duncan Robinson. The latter will likely have to give up a few minutes of playing time as well.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (foot) hasn't played since February 23 due to a foot injury but has received a questionable tag for their game against the Houston Rockets on Friday. According to Shams Charania, he has a chance to return but there isn't a firm decision on his status just yet. He did travel with the team while they left for a three-game road trip against Houston, Indiana, and Atlanta. If he's unable to return on Friday, his chances are higher to come back against the Pacers on Sunday. Whenever he returns, that would take away from Duncan Robinson's minutes.
Tyler Herro Continues To Sit For Miami On Thursday
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (foot) will miss a 20th consecutive game on Thursday versus the 76ers. Maimi's second-best scorer has been out for five weeks, and it's not fully clear when he will be available again. His next chance to return will come on Friday against Houston. Duncan Robinson is back in the lineup and has benefited from Herro's absence in a big way, while Terry Rozier gets extra usage as well on the Heat backcourt. However, Miami's snipers could find it tough on Thursday against a Philadelphia team that gives up the eighth-fewest three-point attempts in the league.
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (foot) will sit out for the 19th consecutive game as he ramps up his work at practice to eventually return from medial tendinitis in his right foot. Herro's last game played was on February 23 and he's now missed 38 games this year. The Heat are still in contention for the sixth seed as they hover just half of a game back from the Indiana Pacers and one and a half games ahead of the Philadelphia 76ers. Herro was seen taking shots at practice last week and his return doesn't seem too far away. Duncan Robinson and Nikola Jovic will remain in the starting lineup while Herro is sidelined.
