What will peak Tyler Herro look like? Ask 50 executives and coaches, and the gap between answers will be wider than for possibly any other NBA player.
You hear everything from «All-Star» to «Lou Williams/Jamal Crawford 2.0» — a one-way bench scorer who will get exposed on defense in the playoffs.
After following his Sixth Man of the Year runaway with a shaky, injury-marred postseason — Herro averaged 13 points on 41% shooting, including an ugly 23% on 3s — Herro is perhaps the most polarizing high-wattage player in the NBA.
He has reached this strange point just as he becomes the key veteran in any potential Miami Heat trade package for Kevin Durant, Donovan Mitchell, or whichever star becomes available next.
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