Tyler Herro last season showed he could be an everyday player. That has not been the case this season. So now the question is whether the Heat can write an extension next summer that also protects themselves against such missed time.

Heat guard Tyler Herro was a late scratch for the team’s game against the Raptors on Monday due to a late injury.

Raptors announcers lightheartedly connected Miami’s recent issues to Tyler Herro’s return, even though Herro did not suit up for the game.

The Miami Heat were off to a flying start, but they are now in a slump during the 2025-26 NBA season. Following the Miami Heat’s recent NBA Cup quarter-final defeat at the hands of the Orlando Magic,

The Heat also revealed a follow-up MRI on Tyler Herro’s right big toe, again showing only a contusion. Herro also is listed as day to day.

NBA Analyst Claims Tyler Herro’s return disrupted Miami’s young core, sparking debate over chemistry issues as Heat navigate lineup balance.

As the Miami Heat were set to take on the Toronto Raptors, the team received a late blow to its lineup. Sharpshooting guard Tyler Herro was ruled out of the game less than 30 minutes before tipoff, despite being activated to play earlier.

With some blaming Tyler Herro for the recent Heat slump, Bam Adebayo and Norman Powell call them out for being a 'bad narrative.['

As the Miami Heat search for solutions during recent losing streak, Norman Powell speaks out on the public's blame on Tyler Herro.

Observations and other notes of interest from Monday night’s 106-96 loss to the Toronto Raptors: – Tyler Herro was away. – Or at least out of view. – But the debate doesn’t go anywhere. – On one hand,