Tyler Herro of Heat and ignores ankle injury schedule Tyler
After the failed Damian Lillard trade from the Miami Heat, Tyler Herro took on a bigger role in the team’s offense – to positive results. In the Heatand#039’s Wednesday night game against the Memphis Grizzlies, Herro averaged 25.3 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game, becoming the team’s primary perimeter shooter. Even then, the Heat struggled to generate offense, and now they have more trouble passing the ball due to Herro’s unfortunate ankle injury last night.
With less than a minute left in the first quarter, Herro was able to make an easy finish with a floater over Grizzlies big man and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Jaren Jackson Jr. outstretched arms However, Herro landed on Jacksonand#039. ;s leg and immediately fell to the floor in pain. Herro then sped toward the locker room on his good left leg as Kevin Love guided him into the tunnel. Now, ankle sprains come in varying degrees of severity; but unfortunately, Tyler Herro himself knows that his injury could keep him out for at least “a few weeks”, further weakening the already questionable depth of the Heatand#039.
“Right when it happened, I felt it. And I knew mentally, I heard my ankle crack and crack. And I’m like, ‘Yeah, it’s going to happen,'” Herro told reporters, via ESPN.
Tyler Herro admitted he just had a tough break in the game because the floater he shot over Jaren Jackson Jr. what hurt him is a shot he takes regularly. RECOMMENDED
Miami Heat star Tyler Herro was injured in front of center Kaseya.
After the failed Damian Lillard trade from the Miami Heat, Tyler Herro took on a bigger role in the team’s offense – to positive results. In the Heatand#039’s Wednesday night game against the Memphis Grizzlies, Herro averaged 25.3 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game, becoming the team’s primary perimeter shooter. Even then, the Heat struggled to generate offense, and now they have more trouble passing the ball due to Herro’s unfortunate ankle injury last night.
With less than a minute left in the first quarter, Herro was able to make an easy finish with a floater over Grizzlies big man and reigning Defensive Player of the Year Jaren Jackson Jr. outstretched arms However, Herro landed on Jacksonand#039. ;s leg and immediately fell to the floor in pain. Herro then sped toward the locker room on his good left leg as Kevin Love guided him into the tunnel. Now, ankle sprains come in varying degrees of severity; but unfortunately, Tyler Herro himself knows that his injury could keep him out for at least “a few weeks”, further weakening the already questionable depth of the Heatand#039.
“Right when it happened, I felt it. And I knew mentally, I heard my ankle crack and crack. And I’m like, ‘Yeah, it’s going to happen,'” Herro told reporters, via ESPN.
Tyler Herro admitted he just had a tough break in the game because the floater he shot over Jaren Jackson Jr. what hurt him is a shot he takes regularly. RECOMMENDED
Miami Heat star Tyler Herro was injured in front of center Kaseya.
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