Raptors announcers lightheartedly connected Miami’s recent issues to Tyler Herro’s return, even though Herro did not suit up for the game.

Multiple NBA reporters have declared that Tyler Herro may be the one blamed and traded for the Miami Heat's losing streak.

The Miami Heat lost to the Toronto Raptors on Monday night. Here are some of the reasons they lost their fifth game in a row.

Guard Tyler Herro and coach Erik Spoelstra on Friday both addressed the noise about Herro’s return somehow standing as causation for the Miami Heat’s recent slide.

Since his return, Miami is 3-5, but in the games Herro has played in, they're 3-3, with the guard being in only two games as part of the four-game skid. With the Heat known for its new fast-paced, free-flowing offense, as the team leads the league in pace with 105.3 possessions per 48 minutes, it has slowed down since his return.

The Miami Heat were off to a flying start, but they are now in a slump during the 2025-26 NBA season. Following the Miami Heat’s recent NBA Cup quarter-final defeat at the hands of the Orlando Magic,

Miami All-Star guard Tyler Herro, still on the mend from offseason surgery, has gotten bad news on his hoped-for contract extension.

Heat guard Tyler Herro was a late scratch for the team’s game against the Raptors on Monday due to a late injury.

The payoff for five days off? A fifth straight loss. Whether playing games in bunches or otherwise, it is not going well for the Heat, this time falling Monday to the Raptors.

The Miami Heat announced that guard Tyler Herro will not play in tonight's game against the Toronto Raptors as he continues to deal with a prior toe injury. He

With the Heat losing to the Mavericks with Tyler Herro going scoreless in the second half, he speaks on the usage rate dipping.