Tyler Herro enters the 2025-26 season needing to improve his free throw attempts to solidify his status as a top player for the Miami Heat. The team's performance fell dramatically, finishing 27th in free throw attempts per game despite a decent start. Herro averaged 4.2 free throws per game, ranking 29th among guards. Comparatively, other players posted better free throw rates even with fewer minutes. Herro's high free-throw percentage of 87% indicates that he could enhance his game significantly by getting to the line more often.
Tyler Herro finished the 2024-25 season ranked 29th in free throws per game among guards, averaging 4.2 attempts, a clear area where improvement is needed.
Despite shooting more three-point shots than others, Herro ranked only 39th in free throws per minute among the top 50 guards, highlighting his need to optimize his scoring.
Herro's ability to maintain an 87% free-throw shooting percentage underscores his potential to significantly boost his scoring and effectiveness if he attacks the basket more.
As Miami ranked 27th in free throw attempts per game, improving this aspect is vital for Herro's performance and his future extension discussions.
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