"Herro, who will be a $33 million expiring in 2026-27, shot 37.8 percent from deep, albeit across just 33 games this season, and is a career 38.2 percent from deep."
"In Detroit's case, it kept its season alive with a 116-109 win against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday behind a dominant 45-point performance from star guard Cade Cunningham."
"While Herro's postseason shortcomings are well-documented at this point, he would undeniably improve the Pistons' spacing as Cunningham's second fiddle."
"The idea of Cunningham setting up Herro, who would function as a secondary creator, is somewhat appealing, hypothetically."
Tyler Herro's turbulent 2025-26 season raises questions about his future with the Miami Heat. Trade rumors have surrounded him for several seasons, and speculation suggests he may not return for the 2026-27 season. Potential teams for Herro include the Detroit Pistons, who need reliable shooting to support Cade Cunningham, and the Houston Rockets, who are also facing elimination. Herro's shooting ability could enhance team spacing, despite his defensive shortcomings.
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