Heat guard Tyler Herro is not concerned with being the focal point of opposing defenses amid Jimmy Butler suspension and trade rumors

Find out what Bam Adebayo and Tyler Herro had to say about Butler's comments and his uncertain future with the Miami Heat.

In a recent interview, Tyler Herro appeared uncomfortable as he was repeatedly questioned about Jimmy Butler's controversial post-game remarks

After the game, a bombshell report from Shams Charania seemed to confirm Butler's desire to be traded from the Heat. This season, Butler is averaging 17.6 points per game, his lowest average in his stint in Miami. The loss to the Pacers sent the Heat to a 17-15 record, still putting them in striking distance for a playoff spot.

The Heat have lost six games by three points or less this season, tied with Toronto Raptors (7-25) and Sacramento Kings (14-19) for the NBA lead. That’s awkward for Miami, because Toronto wants to lose games, while the Kings recently fired 2023 Coach of the Year Mike Brown and are figuring out how to restore playoff form.

Jimmy Butler's candid remarks reignited rumors about his future in Miami, but both parties must work together no matter what

Herro is questionable for Tuesday's game against the Warriors due to a left knee contusion. Herro played 49 minutes during Monday's overtime loss to the Kings and may have to sit out the second half of Miami's back-to-back set,

The Kings made a concerted effort to limit Stephen Curry's attempts last night, and I wouldn't be surprised if they carry the strategy over to Herro and the Heat tonight. On the f

There was no middle ground for the Miami Heat in this one: either make it four victories in their last five games, or become the rarest of victims in the NBA, a loser to the New Orleans Pelicans.

Jimmy Butler's time with the Miami Heat might well be coming to an end soon. The franchise has seemingly gotten tired of its disgruntled superstar's antics, with the Heat suspending Butler for seven games and announcing they'll be listening to trade offers.

Heat's Tyler Herro admits on 'The OGs Show' that he wants to have the same effect on Miami as Dwyane Wade did by winning an NBA championship