As the Miami Heat face the Toronto Raptors on Friday night, the team comes off an All-Star break where they were represented by Tyler Herro. As the Heat guard went through his first All-Star experience,
It wasn’t pretty, but the Heat’s leading trio of Bam Adebayo, Tyler Herro and Andrew Wiggins stepped up in overtime to make sure the Heat wouldn’t waste another double-digit lead. In the process, the Heat snapped its season-long four-game losing skid.
Although missing out on the opportunity to add one of the Golden State Warriors' rising stars, Jonathan Kuminga or Brandin Podziemski, Wiggins gives them greater flexibility. He c
The Heat return from All-Star break with their sights set on making a playoff push to cap a challenging season.
Ira Winderman: Bam Adebayo's sixth rebound moved him past Alonzo Mourning for second on the franchise all-time list, behind only Udonis Haslem. No Tyler Herro or Bam Adebayo on the court to begin the fourth quarter. Adebayo in foul trouble and Herro played the entire third quarter. - 8:08 PM
HEAT up 30-19 after one, Scottie Barnes appearing to suffer an ankle injury that might keep him out for the game only to be announced eligible to return soon after.
After the All-Star break, Tyler Herro didn't hold back on the sense of urgency for the Heat.