Tyler Herro and the Miami Heat were defeated by the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday night. LA now holds a 3-1 lead in the best of seven series, and is one victory away from claiming this year’s NBA Title.
Game 4 wasn’t the only L Herro took this week, though.
On Tuesday, a report surfaced on Awesemo.com that he has been busted sliding into an Instagram model’s DMs despite seemingly dating Katya Elise Henry.
“It was said on Twitter that Katya Elise Henry was cheating on Tyler Herro with his ‘homie’ but it seems that the 20 year old himself is cheating himself,” an anonymous tipster said.
“He recently DM’d an IG model @brookelewisss and she put him on blast for being with Katya but still trying to get with other girls.”
(via Awesemo.com)
There are now so many characters involved in this whole situation that it can be easy to forget who is who.
Let’s do a quick recap.
This is Katya.
This is Brooke.
And this is Tyler.
Lost in all the fun and juicy drama is that there is still at least one more game left to be played in the NBA Finals.
Herro’s performance over the last few outings has been uneven. He is getting his points, but he is doing so in somewhat inefficient fashion. He is also objectively a liability on the other side of the ball.
Poor Kyle Kuzma is out here catching strays left and right. https://t.co/fxD23GLi4L
— Game 7 (@game7__) October 5, 2020
Take Game 4, for example.
Herro finished Game 4 with 21 points on 18 shots and a +/- of -13. If you just looked at the points total, you would think he had a strong effort. But in reality, that last three came with the game out of reach and without it he would’ve scored 18 points on 17 shots. Not exactly stellar efficiency.
It goes without saying that Herro is still only 20, just a rookie, and has plenty of time to develop. However, it’s probably safe to pump the brakes a bit on the immediate Steph Curry comparisons at this stage in the game.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
