Herro said that there was "some back-and-forth" between the two guards on the court, but implied that he expected the conversation would stay on the court. "To go to the media to

The trash talk on the court, that’s cool, part of the playoffs, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro said Friday. But making it personal on camera, that, Herro said, crosses a line. In the wake of his Cleveland Cavaliers moving to a 2-0 lead in this best-of-seven opening-round Eastern Conference playoff series,

Fear The Sword's Jackson Flickinger also explained how it's reductive to say Cleveland is only going after Herro. Head coach Kenny Atkinson and his staff want their players to seek out mismatches across all of Miami's defense.