Herro: “I just like it, it goes with my outfits.”īerry: “You wouldn’t rock these would you?”
I’m just confident in what I wear.”īerry: “You had the shades on the other night.” You’ll see one thing one day, something else the next day. Now, Herro is showing his flashier side in his sense of fashion.
Herro ditched his even-keel personality in 2020 when he appeared in hip-hop star Jack Harlow’s music video for the song ‘Tyler Herro.’ Just happy to see her, she’s a part of this journey now.”īerry: “20,000 people here and boom.” READ MORE: Black Leaders Offer Ideas To Keep Miami Beach Fun, Safe & Thriving Ahead Of Memorial Day Weekend Just being out there and having her just motivates me. Herro: “Having my daughter really just motivated me to obviously mature a lot faster. Now, Herro feels more locked in as a player, and a person. Of course, I go outside and enjoy the weather and enjoy everything else that comes with Miami. Herro: “I mean, who doesn’t enjoy Miami and who lives in Miami. He’s enjoying Miami too much.’ Fact or fiction?” Herro showed flashes of stardom as a 19-year-old rookie, but when he hit some rough patches in his second season, there was some unflattering chatter.īerry: “People were whispering, ‘Oh he’s hanging in South Beach too much. Herro: “I mean I put the work in over the summer and really hone into my skill set, I knew what I wanted to improve on.” You’re not amazed, are you? You kind of expected this, didn’t you?” This season, Herro has played with a natural swagger, taking an enormous leap from his first two up and down NBA seasons.īerry: “Everybody is amazed by what they call your breakout season. Basketball is what I do, it just comes natural to me.” Herro: “I’m just 22, I guess, I’m just going with the flow. In a one-on-one interview with CBS4 sports anchor Jim Berry, Herro opened up about his life on and off the basketball court.īerry: “A lot of people say you’re not supposed to be able to do this at age 22.” The 22-year-old “Boy Wonder,” which was a nickname given to Herro by his former Kentucky Wildcats teammates, also shot 39% of the three-ball this season. In 66 games this season, Herro has averaged 20.7 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists per game. READ MORE: Miami Couple Expands Search For Their French Bulldog That May Have Been Stolen: ‘I Just Want Him Back’ Taking it to opponents, whether it’s a floater down the lane or a three-point shot, Herro has torched the competition. MIAMI (CBSMiami) - In just his third NBA season, Tyler Herro went from Miami Heat secret weapon to a “walking bucket” at just the age of 22.
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