Tyler Herro believes he was playing at the NBA level before he got hurt Petre Thomas-USA TODAY Sports FacebookTwitterFlipboardReddit Tyler Herro believes he was playing at the NBA level before he got hurt Originally posted at Sideline Sources | By Isaiah Gessner | Last updated on 11/21/23 Tyler Herro was playing very good basketball before spraining his ankle against the Memphis Grizzlies on November 8th. However, that won’t stop Herro from getting healthy so he can continue his hot start to the season. Herro was a dominant force for the Miami Heat before the injury. So much so, he believes he was on pace to make an NBA team before the injury. – We played at NBA level.
First team, second team, third team. We’re doing a whole NBA team this year. said Tyler Herro in his latest YouTube video Herro made a very good case to remain at least in the discussions for an All-NBA roster spot. The explosive guard averaged 22.9 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.6 assists while shooting an impressive 50.6% from the field and 43.8% from long range. Herro has made it clear this season that he wants to prove all his doubters wrong. After hearing his name floated throughout the offseason, mostly in connection with the failed Damian Lillard package, Herro came into this season as a man on a mission. The Heat are coming off a magical NBA Finals run last year. The Eastern Conference is still very good, if not better than last year. If the Heat are going to shock the world and win a championship, Herro needs to be a big part of that push. Herron is expected to return to the Heat in the coming weeks. The team is 8-5 and only looking to improve with Herro back in the rotation. 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