Tyler Herro's time with Heat is all but over (and fans should realize that)

"Herro is no stranger to trade talk; he's been involved in those conversations for the past two seasons, but has managed to stick around, fighting to get back on good terms with basketball. Unfortunately, Herro's time appears to be up, and this time, it's all but certain that Heat fans have seen his last game. The problem is that the market for Herro may not be there right now; it wasn't at this season's trade deadline, and it wasn't last offseason either."

"Herro truly has given it all for the Heat. On the floor, he's been about as consistent as a No. 3 option (and at times a No. 2) can be; he's also been one of the Heat's primary scorers over the years. Herro has averaged over 20 points per game in five of his seven seasons, and the two where he averaged less were his first two years in the league."

"You can't deny Herro's production, just as you can't deny who he's been off the floor. As a model citizen, Herro has been a solid locker room guy, a great teammate, and has never complained or griped about his role in Miami. The only unfortunate element going against Herro is his health, or lack thereof."

"Injuries have played a large part in the Heat putting him in trade rumors, because in Miami, if you're not available, well, let's just say Riley feels some kind of way about players who sit on the bench rather than running the floor. This has what's bitten Herro in recent years, and the emotional and mental toll may be why Herro needs out."

Tyler Herro has been repeatedly linked to trade rumors during the past two seasons, despite staying with the Miami Heat. The Heat’s expected offseason changes increase speculation that his time with the team is nearing an end. A key obstacle is that the market for Herro has not been strong at the trade deadline or in the previous offseason. Herro has produced consistently as a primary scorer, averaging over 20 points per game in five of seven seasons, and he has maintained a positive reputation off the court. Injuries have contributed to his availability issues, and the toll of those setbacks may be part of why a move is needed.

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