Before Game 2 of his Eastern Conference Semifinals series against the Philadelphia 76ers, Tyler Herro lifted a well-deserved Sixth Man of the Year trophy. Shortly thereafter, he made the big shots that helped lift his Miami Heat to a commanding 2-0 series lead. With the Heat on a 18-9 run to end the quarter, the talented guard puts on the finishing touches, navigating through tough pick-and-roll defense on the way to a left-handed scoop shot. Herro anchored the second unit, needing only 10 shots to put up 18 points while adding eight rebounds and three assists in the 119-103 win on May 4, 2022. 

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Tyler Herro wins Sixth Man of the Year, guides squad to 2022 Playoff victory

Tyler Herro had one thing remaining on his 2022 to-do list — win a game at the buzzer. The Miami Heat guard broke the hearts of the home Utah Jazz crowd as he urgently raced the length of the floor in a tie game before pulling the trigger on a running, one-legged 3-pointer as time expired. Herro’s clutch shot was part of a huge night for the four-year veteran, who tallied 29 points on 10 for 20 shooting, along with nine rebounds, six assists and two steals in the heart-racing 126-123 triumph on December 31, 2022. The 2022 Sixth Man of the Year started 67 games in 2022-23, registering career-best marks in free throw percentage, minutes, rebounds, assists and steals per game. 

Staying in front of Tyler Herro when he’s hunting for a bucket is no small task. The prolific Miami Heat wing crosses over his Atlanta Hawks defender on the perimeter before side-stepping into an uncontestable triple on February 28, 2021.

Tyler Herro creates space with crossover, sidesteps into triple

Tyler Herro’s all-around game continues to evolve - the talented two guard has upped the ante in every aspect during his third year in the NBA. Herro notices a wide-open player on the break and perfectly times a beautiful block off the glass to prevent an easy score. Herro starred for the Miami Heat in their 115-91 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on January 12, 2022, finishing with 21 points, 11 assists and nine rebounds off the bench. 

Tyler Herro tracks ball down floor to spike transition alley-oop off glass

Give and gone! Miami Heat sophomore Tyler Herro works the sideline play to perfection with Kelly Olynyk, blitzes the floor in the final seconds of the third quarter and then buries a triple over the outstretched arms of Milwaukee Bucks big man Brook Lopez on December 30, 2020.

Tyler Herro runs the floor for inbound give-and-go to beat buzzer

Life is all about balance when you’re Tyler Herro. The Miami Heat guard thinks quickly on his feet against the Houston Rockets, catching a pass in a precarious position along the baseline with his back to the basket. No problem for Herro, who fools his defender with a head fake one way before spinning in the other direction and flipping up a difficult layup that he converts in traffic. The possession was part of a huge night for the four-year veteran, who packaged a game-high 31 points with nine rebounds, eight assists and five three-pointers in Miami’s 97-95 victory on February 10, 2023.

Tyler Herro curls around defender for acrobatic reverse layup

Natural scorers put the ball in the hoop, no matter what. Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro works his Milwaukee Bucks defender in the corner, penetrates baseline and pulls up for a running floater as he fades behind the backboard on December 30, 2020.

Tyler Herro buries runner while floating sideways out of bounds

Tyler Herro played 175 regular season games over his first three seasons without recording a triple-double. It took him but a dozen in Year 4 to finally check the milestone off his list. The Atlanta Hawks had no answers for the Miami Heat guard, who shows off his connection with teammate Bam Adebayo as he drives straight into the paint before lofting a high-arcing alley-oop pass that gets slammed home with authority. Herro recorded 11 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists, helping the Heat to a 106-98 victory on November 27, 2022.

Tyler Herro lobs underhanded alley-oop in first career triple-double

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