Miami Heat Show Capable Of Winning Despite Average Tyler Herro Night
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The Miami Heat have begun to bounce back after a stressful last week of play. It featured four losses and the incident that has now been seen and heard around the world.
With a blowout win over Sacramento this past Monday and a huge high-quality win over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday though, the Miami Heat are now beginning to look, once again, like the team that many said would be a problem in the Eastern Conference.
Speaking of the incident, the losing streak, and a lot of the season, to be honest, there is another thought that deserves attention.
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That’s, especially, when thinking about the win over a team that they hadn’t been able to beat all year long prior to Wednesday in the Boston Celtics.
For much of the year, there has been a debate about Tyler Herro and where he plays. Many feel as though he is a starter and while he is, the sixth one, many feel as though he should be one of the first five guys on the floor every night for the Miami Heat.
To be clear, on 29 other teams around the entire NBA, he would be. It’s not as if he isn’t good enough, as he’s becoming great before our very eyes, it’s just that it isn’t the best thing for this particular Miami Heat team.