Tyler Herro Makes Miami Heat History
Tyler Herro made Miami Heat history on Saturday night against the Indiana Pacers.
Tyler Herro made history for the Miami Heat on Saturday evening in Indianapolis against the Pacers.
The former Kentucky star scored 30 points and grabbed ten rebounds, and according to ESPN Stats & Info he is the first player in this history of the franchise to put up those numbers in a game coming off the bench (see tweet below).
The Pacers and Heat went into overtime after being tied 86-86 at the end of regulation.
In overtime the Pacers won 102-91 to win their first game of the season.
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