NBA All-Star guard Tyler Herro has lived up to every expectation the Miami Heat had when they drafted him in 2019. He has proven himself as a valuable commodit

Miami Heat star Tyler Herro revealed which player could boost the offense and make a major impact in upcoming NBA games. The Miami Heat secured a dominant 131-109 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, marking one of their most impressive performances since the Jimmy Butler trade.

As the Miami Heat beat the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night, 131-109, it showed an energizing performance that had been missing the past few weeks through the rough patch. While the Heat still work through their flaws,

Tyler Herro's offense has been a bright spot for Miami this season, but the Heat need more beyond him to hone new identity

It’s clear Miami Heat All-Star Tyler Herro is embracing his new role as the lead man of the franchise. The question is, will they return to contention under his lead?

The formula for this Miami Heat roster in the post-Jimmy Butler era to beat a team of the Milwaukee Bucks’ caliber is relatively basic: perfection. Sunday, even the best of Tyler Herro

Tyler Herro has been putting in major work this season. Despite going through a lot of negativity throughout his Heat career Herro has kept his head down and worked.

Porter had a hand in every point in a 12-2 run that flipped the scoreboard from a 93-85 third quarter deficit to a 97-95 lead. Porter assisted on a three-pointer by Trent and a lob dunk to Jericho Sims – and in-between scored seven straight points of his own.