The Miami Heat Are Reportedly ’75 Percent’ Likely To Trade Tyler Herro Months After Team Was Worried Herro Was Acting Too Much Like A Celebrity

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  • The Miami Heat are reportedly very likely to trade Tyler Herro this offseason
  • The latest rumor about Herro come months after it was reported that the team was concerned he was acting too much like a celebrity despite struggling on the court
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It appears that Tyler Herro’s time in Miami is coming to an end.

Earlier this week, longtime Miami Heat reporter Ethan Skolnick of 5 Reason Sports revealed that he’s hearing there’s a “75 percent chance” Herro gets traded this offseason.

“I have now heard that there is a 75 percent chance or better that he is traded this offseason,” “In fact, when I’ve thrown out 75 percent to several league sources, they’ve told me that’s low.”

Earlier this year, Skolnick also reported that the Heat were concerned with Herro’s celebrity status when he struggled during the season.

Ira Winderman: “Tyler Herro chose to become a celebrity, “He chose to become something outside the game, as is his right. With his breakfast cereal, and his Tyler Tuesdays, and his Chipotle Bowl and that’s all well and good. But you know what? Other players when they see a player doing that before they’ve truly reached it. I don’t know if I want to say there’s a jealousy. … They sort of take a scant view of the guy and say, ‘Wait a minute buddy. You haven’t done anything yet

Ethan Skolnick: “Ultimately, the team starts to get a certain level of concern,” “In this particular case, the team has been concerned now for months.”

Herro was on the trading block for much of last season so it’s not really surprising the team is looking to move him after a disappointing season.

Jorge Alonso BroBible avatar
Jorge Alonso is a BroBible Sports Editor who has been covering the NBA, NFL, and MLB professionally for over 10 years, specializing in digital media. He isa Miami native and lifelong Heat fan.
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