Tyler Herro gives HILARIOUS response to surviving getting traded from Heat after Miami’s Damian Lillard pursuit fails spectacularly

Tyler Herro, who was in the crosshairs of the Lillard trade, is expected to have his name come up again in the trade talks next summer.

Tyler Herro gives HILARIOUS response to surviving getting traded from Heat after Miami’s Damian Lillard pursuit fails spectacularly

Tyler Herro (via Basketball Network)

In the world of basketball, there is a lot of uncertainty and shifts in the league’s overall dynamic. Recently, a tweet surfaced stating that the Heat’s star Tyler Herro, who was mentioned in the crosshairs of the Lillard trade, is expected to have his name come up again in the trade talks next summer.

In the tweet, the Miami star gave a sarcastic reply, saying, “Until Next Summer.” But rather than being scared of the unknown, he is accepting it as an element of the game.

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Herro is aware that trade talks are more a reflection of his potential and the regard that other teams have for him than of his skills or value to the Heat. While the Lillard trade took traction during the NBA offseason, there were lots of talks about the Miami Heat making trades that could change their team.

People often talk about trading Tyler Herro. Most players might get worried about this, but Herro didn’t and stayed optimistic. Tyler Herro, with the Lillard trade, was known to be the most valuable asset for the team in these trade talks. With his skill and scoring ability, he has proven himself to be a great asset to the team’s roster.

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Tyler Herro’s Journey in the NBA

Following his undergraduate time at Kentucky, Tyler Herro, in the NBA, was selected by the Miami Heat as the 13th overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft. Herro signed a significant long-term shoe deal with Nike, under which he will get $9.5 million in compensation over the course of three years, from 2019 to 2021.

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Tyler Herro for the Miami Heat (Image via NBA.com)

Hero became the first athlete in the history of the NBA to play in the NBA finals when the Heat defeated Giannis’ Milwaukee Bucks in the NBA 2020 Playoffs. As a result, he was selected for the NBA All-Rookie second team during the same season. On October 2, 2022, Tyler Herro and the Miami Heat negotiated a big contract that resulted in a four-year, $130 million contract.

This major deal served as a turning point in Herro’s career and sealed his loyalty to the Heat. Herro made history by scoring his first triple-double of his career in November 2022. He displayed his wide range of abilities during a game against the Atlanta Hawks by recording amazing stats of 11 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists.

On December 15, he put on an outstanding performance by scoring a career-high 41 points in a game against the Houston Rockets. His outstanding scoring ability and five rebounds were vital to the Heat’s victory.

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