NBA Rumor: Tyler Herro Injury
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Bam Adebayo on Tyler Herro Injury: “He’s our spark off the bench, so I feel like he would have made a big difference. He’s our spark off the bench. He can get it going in a hurry. We missed that aspect. But like I said, we fought through adversity before. We fought being No. 1 in the East with a whole bunch of guys out and still staying No. 1 in the East.”
Tyler Herro not 100 percent for Game 7
Chris Haynes: Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) tells @YahooSports he’s not 100 percent and doesn’t know if he’ll be in the rotation, but says he’ll give it his all when and if called upon tonight.
Erik Spoelstra on Tyler Herro's return: It's all hands on deck
Tim Reynolds: Spo on Herro playing: “Right now, it’s all hands on deck.” Says he went through both shootaround and subsequent tests with trainers to be available.
Tyler Herro returning for Miami after missing last three games
Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro (groin), Kyle Lowry (hamstring), Max Strus (hamstring), P.J. Tucker (knee) and Gabe Vincent (hamstring) all again listed as questionable for Game 7. Herro looks to be the only real question mark for tomorrow.
Erik Spoelstra on Tyler Herro's injury status: It's a wait-and-see thing
Brady Hawk: Erik Spoelstra on Tyler Herro’s injury status: “He’s doing rest and treatment today. He won’t do any court work or anything today.” “We’ll see him in the morning. See the progress he’s made.” Says it’s a wait and see thing
Brady Hawk: Erik Spoelstra says Tyler Herro is OUT tonight for game 6
Tyler Herro expected to miss Game 6 against Celtics
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro is not expected to play Friday in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics with a groin injury, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Herro, 22, participated in parts of shootaround Friday morning, but he experienced some discomfort while sliding defensively, sources said. The Heat and Herro do not want to put his health at risk, particularly if he steps on the court prematurely and suffers a long-term injury that could require offseason surgery.
Ira Winderman: Spoelstra basically says ignore injury list, that those who played Wednesday he expects to play Friday. With Herro, who has missed last two with groin strain, he was less committal. Declined to say why Butler is not on injury report (as he seems to be ailing).
Brady Hawk: Erik Spoelstra on Tyler Herro’s injury: “I kinda had an idea when we were leaving that he needed rest and recovery.” On Herro himself pushing to play: “These decisions have to be made by our training staff and the doctors.”
Tyler Herro remains out for Miami
Tim Reynolds: Miami’s Tyler Herro (groin) will not play tonight.
Tyler Herro hoping to play in Game 5
Barry Jackson: Herro told me yesterday he is hopeful about playing tomorrow. But if medical staff thinks it’s a mistake (quite possible), he likely won’t play. As of yesterday, he had discomfort running. No Heat access today
Anthony Chiang: The Heat is listing Herro (left groin strain), Kyle Lowry (left hamstring strain), Max Strus (right hamstring strain), P.J. Tucker (left knee irritation) and Gabe Vincent (left hamstring strain) as questionable for Game 5. Jimmy Butler is not on the injury report.
Tyler Herro to miss several weeks?
Tyler Herro out for Game 4
Chris Haynes: Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro will not play tonight against Boston Celtics.
Ira Winderman: Questionable for Heat for Thursday: Tyler Herro (ankle sprain) Caleb Martin (ankle sprain) Max Strus (hamstring) PJ Tucker (calf strain) Gabe Vincent (knee irritation)
Heat list Jimmy Butler, Tyler Herro, PJ Tucker as questionable, Kyle Lowry out for Game 1
Ky Carlin: Heat star Jimmy Butler is listed as questionable for tomorrow due to right knee inflammation Tyler Herro, Markieff Morris, Caleb Martin, Max Strus, and P.J. Tucker are all also listed as questionable tomorrow Kyle Lowry is out #Sixers
Tyler Herro returns to practice, good to go for Game 1
Ira Winderman: Tyler Herro (illness) back at practice today.
Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry, Tyler Herro, PJ Tucker all miss practice due to injuries
Brady Hawk: Heat injury report tomorrow vs Knicks Jimmy Butler, Tyler Herro, Duncan Robinson, PJ Tucker, and Caleb Martin all questionable Victor Oladipo and Gabe Vincent out @5ReasonsSports
Tyler Herro possibly out through All-Star break
Ira Winderman: Erik Spoelstra says Tyler Herro (knee) possibly out through the All-Star break (which basically would also mean Thursday in Charlotte).
Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro (right knee soreness), Caleb Martin (left Achilles soreness) and P.J. Tucker (left knee contusion) listed as questionable for tomorrow’s game vs. Nets. Markieff Morris and Victor Oladipo remain out.
Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro (quad) is out today vs. Pistons. Marcus Garrett (eye) is available.
Brady Hawk: Erik Spoelstra says Tyler Herro is questionable still vs Detroit tonight He’s going to go through his pregame routine, then they will make a decision from there @5ReasonsSports
Jimmy Butler out, Tyler Herro returning tonight
Ira Winderman: Per Heat: Tyler Herro (wrist) is available to play in tonight’s game.
Ira Winderman: Spoelstra says “we’ll see” on Adebayo and Herro.
Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro (wrist bruise) and Bam Adebayo (knee bruise) questionable for tomorrow’s game vs. Wizards. Markieff Morris and Victor Oladipo remain out.
Ira Winderman: Tyler Herro (wrist) again out for Heat on Saturday in Washington.
Jimmy Butler questionable for tomorrow
Tim Reynolds: Jimmy Butler and Tyler Herro are questionable for tomorrow. Victor Oladipo remains out.
Tyler Herro remains out tonight
Tim Reynolds: Tyler Herro will play tonight.
Ira Winderman: Heat injury report for Friday at Atlanta: Tyler Herro, Questionable, Right Foot; Soreness Victor Oladipo, Out, Right Knee; Soreness Gabe Vincent, Probable, Right Knee; Soreness
Tyler Herro available tonight
Ira Winderman: The Heat have upgraded Tyler Herro to questionable.
Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro is available to play tonight after he was listed as probable with foot soreness. Dewayne Dedmon will not play after just signing with the Heat today. KZ Okpala (protocols) only other Heat player unavailable.
Anthony Chiang: Heat is listing Tyler Herro (left foot soreness) as probable for tomorrow’s game vs. Lakers. KZ Okpala (health and safety protocols) remains out.
Barry Jackson: Bam and Tyler playing tonight, Bradley out
Tim Reynolds: Tyler Herro will play
Tyler Herro draws late 'questionable' tag
Jimmy Butler out tonight
Tim Reynolds: Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo will play. Jimmy Butler is out.
Goran Dragic to return tonight
Tim Reynolds: Goran Dragic will play, Tyler Herro will not.
Ira Winderman: Tyler Herro (hip) is out tonight for Heat.
Jimmy Butler upgraded to questionable
Anthony Chiang: On 1:30 p.m. injury report, Jimmy Butler (protocols), Goran Dragic (left groin strain) and Tyler Herro (neck spasms) are questionable for tonight’s game vs. Clippers. But now Duncan Robinson (quad contusion) is also questionable.
Ira Winderman: Tyler Herro (neck) is out tonight for Heat.
Avery Bradley set to return from COVID-19 layoff
Tim Reynolds: Avery Bradley is available. Goran Dragic is out. Tyler Herro is TBD.
Ira Winderman: Heat injury report for Wednesday vs. visiting Nuggets: Out: Jimmy Butler (protocols) Chris Silva (hip flexor) Meyers Leonard (shoulder) Moe Harkless (thigh) Questionable Avery Bradley (protocols) Tyler Herro (neck) Goran Dragic (groin) Gabe Vincent (ankle)
Ira Winderman: Tyler Herro (neck) again out for Heat, also to miss next two in Brooklyn. sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-h… Jimmy Butler, Avery Bradley yet to resume court activity. pic.twitter.com/fj0Nb0E8N5
Ira Winderman: Erik Spoelstra on Tyler Herro (neck spasms), “He’s making good progress. The last 48 hours have been really good for him. So we just want him to continue to trend in this direction. He’s getting better. He’s getting close.”
Anthony Chiang: Tyler Herro (neck spasms) will not play tonight.
Anthony Chiang: Erik Spoelstra said Tyler Herro and Jae Crowder went through a full practice today. Jimmy Butler did not practice today, but he is feeling better. Herro’s availability for tomorrow’s game will be determined based on how he feels over next 24 hours.
David Furones: Spoelstra did say it was looking optimistic for Herro but no timeline. “And I don’t want him talking about a timeline. He’ll come up with something crazy — like this weekend or something.”
Miami Heat rookie Tyler Herro plans to ditch the walking boot on his right foot next week. “Hopefully by Wednesday and go from there,” Herro said on Friday. “Whenever I’m feeling right I’ll be able to come back out and play. I’m trying to get back and play as soon as possible.”
Herro clarified his injury is a foot issue, not right ankle soreness as the team had previously listed. “There’s no more pain at this point,” Herro said. “Just being able to rest it and make sure the problem doesn’t come back up.’
Miami HEAT: #MIAvsPOR UPDATE: Coach Spo says Andre Iguodala, Jae Crowder and Solomon Hill will be available for tomorrow’s game vs the Blazers. Tyler Herro (ankle) and Jimmy Butler (shoulder) both missed today’s practice. Coach Spo doesn’t expect them to play tomorrow.
Tim Reynolds: Tyler Herro will play today, Heat announce.
Anthony Chiang: Erik Spoelstra says James Johnson (illness) and Tyler Herro (ankle) are out tonight vs. Pistons. Kelly Olynyk (knee) will play.
July 7, 2022 | 6:31 am EDT Update
Nets not thrilled with trade offers for Kevin Durant
“From what I understand, I don’t think the Nets are thrilled with the offers they have gotten for Durant yet,” said Windhorst. “I don’t think that that’s a hot take considering that they’re reassessing with where they’re at. I think the reason is this: It’s somewhat known in the NBA that Durant prefers going to the Phoenix Suns and the Suns offer, what they have to offer right now just isn’t that interesting to Brooklyn. Brooklyn is interested in other things. That’s why Woj and others talking about needing a third or fourth team in a deal.
Kevin Durant not talking to anybody since trade request?
Since Kevin Durant requested a trade from the Nets last Thursday, he’s reportedly “gone dark” in regards to speaking with other basketball players and team personnel, according to Yahoo Sports’ Chris Haynes. “Since he requested a trade, there’s been numerous stars that I’ve spoken to, numerous stars that have been trying to get in touch with him to pick his brain to see if he would consider other avenues, just want to get a sense of what he’s thinking—KD’s going dark,” Haynes said on his Posted Up podcast. “He’s not talking to anybody. Not answering anybody’s phone calls, not responding to texts. The only time you see him get out into the sunlight is when he responds on Twitter, and he’s not saying anything much on there.”
“I think that’s another consideration Brooklyn has to make about whether it’s a positive or negative to move Kyrie Irving either before Kevin Durant or after Kevin Durant,” Woj said regarding an Irving trade on NBA Today. “The market is certainly very different for Kevin Durant than it is for Kyrie Irving. “The Nets have talked with the Lakers and I believe there has been back-and-forth, some communication. You look at where there’s cap space right now and a team like San Antonio could be a facilitator right now in let’s say a Russell Westbrook for Kyrie Irving deal between the teams. They have the cap space. Now, you have to incentivize them at a pretty high level and I think that’s the willingness of the Lakers to incentivize a deal with multiple draft picks. I think that’s part of the reason that the deal hasn’t gone anywhere yet.”
Pacers signing Deandre Ayton to an offer sheet?
John Gambadoro: I do believe we are close to a resolution on Deandre Ayton maybe even by tomorrow. Indiana has the cap space and I’ve heard rumblings of them signing him to an offer sheet. I’ve also heard Toronto has some interest but I do not know at what level.
While Deandre Ayton has been viewed as a potential trade chip in Kevin Durant talks, the restricted free-agent center has reportedly been exploring his options elsewhere. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said on the Hoop Collective podcast (44:50 mark) that Ayton has taken meetings with teams that “are not involved in potential Durant negotiations.” It’s unclear whether any of those teams have made formal contract offers.
After a season where he even flirted with the final four, Mike James is ready to say “yes” to Monaco’s offer that will keep him in the team with the aim of reaching at least Europe’s top four in the upcoming season. Before the season even ended, Monaco had presented a renewal offer to James, which was below the threshold of two million euros per year. Now the amounts have risen to this level and James, who was discreetly looking toward the NBA, is ready to accept it and remain in the Principality.
