"Miami Heat beat writer Ira Winderman says that Tyler Herro's current trade value around the league is right in line with the likes of Ja Morant and Trae Young. After the disaster year it's been for Herro, this is an added punch to the gut for the Heat. Heading into this season, the Heat's hopes for Herro were that he'd either separate himself as a player they'd find a desire to extend to a long-term deal."
"Even beyond the injuries, there hasn't been much encouraging play from Herro this season. Sure, part of it probably has to do with the fact that Herro hasn't been able to play his way into any type of rhythm. The new offense hasn't been a huge help either. But in the 11 games Herro has played in, he's struggled to find his full stride with the team."
Tyler Herro's trade value around the league has dropped to comparisons with top scorers despite a difficult season. Multiple injuries have limited Herro to 11 games and prompted extended absences, preventing rhythm and consistent contributions. The new offense has not aided his performance, and on-court results have not improved markedly when he plays. Herro averages 22 points and five rebounds on 50 percent shooting, but Miami is only 4-7 in his appearances. The combination of health, fit, and team outcomes has left the Heat without a clear consensus on his future role or value.
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