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Tyler Herro returned from an ankle injury with an impressive performance, contributing 24 points, seven rebounds, and three steals in the Heat’s win over the Mavericks. Despite his scoring efficiency, Herro did not make any three-pointers or free-throw attempts and recorded no assists. His ability to lead the team in scoring on his debut signals promising potential for increased output as he regains his rhythm.

Tyler Herro expresses confidence in securing a contract extension before the October 20th deadline, according to Ira Winderman. Herro, eligible for a three-year, $150 million extension, aims to finalize the deal while recovering from an ankle injury. With two years remaining on his current contract, the All-Star guard is poised to return to the court in November, eager to capitalize on last season’s momentum.

Tyler Herro’s recovery from ankle surgery is progressing, though he anticipates an 8-12 week absence, possibly stretching into mid-December. While initially expected to miss around eight weeks, Herro’s timetable suggests a lengthier recovery. In his absence, Davion Mitchell is expected to enter the starting lineup, with Norman Powell and rookie Kasparas Jakucionis potentially seeing expanded roles to compensate for Herro’s scoring contributions.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro will undergo surgery on his left foot and ankle, sidelining him for the start of the 2025-26 season. Herro, who averaged 23.9 points last season, had hoped to avoid surgery, but now offseason acquisition Norman Powell and others will need to step up in his absence.

The Miami Heat announced that Tyler Herro will miss approximately eight weeks following ankle surgery. Fantasy players should monitor his progress, while considering Norman Powell as a potential beneficiary of increased minutes and opportunities during Herro’s absence.