Miami Heat must Trade this STAR PLAYER for the No.2 Pick ? 👀

Miami Heat must Trade this STAR PLAYER for the No.2 Pick ? 👀

Miami Heat Nation, what is going on? So, in today’s video, we’re finally going to have this discussion. Is it time to move on from Tyler Harrow? And the reason why I want to have this conversation is because you guys, the supporters, I read all your comments. I respond to all your comments. And the main comments that I’ve been seeing is, “We have to trade Tyler. We have to trade Tyler or Bam out of bio. We have to.” And today, we’re going to break it down. Don’t worry. But before we do start today’s video, if you guys enjoy Miami Heat content, we do upload every single day. Our goal this year is to upload for 365 days, and I couldn’t do it without you guys. So, I just want to say I appreciate y’all. I love y’all. Continue to keep liking, sharing, subscribing, commenting, all that good stuff. Road to 6,000 subscribers. So, Tyler Herro had one of his best seasons this past year. He played 77 out of 82 games. He averaged about 24 points a game, five rebounds, 5.5 assists. He was a first time all-star and also won a three-point contest. That’s all good. Those are all accolades for individuals. Not a team accolade, by the way, but very, very good because especially being called out by Pat Riley during the press conference calling Fragile. He came back and he became an all-star. So, I respect it. My concern was never the regular season. We all know he’s a good regular season performer. My concern was always the postseason. And the reason was is because in 50 games he averaged 15 points a game and that’s being friendly. 4.2 rebounds and 3.3 assists. That is terrible. This last postseason most recent where they got swept by the Cavaliers and he was awful. He averaged about 18 points a game, three rebounds and 2.8 assists. And that number is being friendly. And the reason why I say that number is being friendly is because he had a good game too where he put up 33 points. But outside of that he put up 213 and four. You put that average all together, he’s averaging 12 to 13 points a game. The last two years, he had two good games in the postseason against one one against Boston Celtics and one against the Cavaliers. And that’s two good that’s two good games in two years. That’s awful. But not only that, his contract is coming up. So you have bad postseason play, which is a very good bad concern. He’s not a number one option and he’s getting paid all this money and then goes into the contract situation where his contract is making $30 million a year. Cool. I’m fine with paying him this, right? He deserves it. But he’s making 31 and 33 in the next couple years. He also brought out the comments, his contract, and the press conference. So did Pat Riley respond to those. Ty hero’s like, “Listen, I’m fine with not getting the extension, but if you don’t pay me in October, the contract’s going up. So if he’s getting paid $33 million, his extension’s easily going to be $40 plus million and potentially near $50 million.” And that’s where people are having the problem with. I am not paying Tyler Harrow 45 to $50 million. I’m just not. You’re not a number one option. You struggle in the postseason. And the problem is with the Miami Heat right now is that they’re always going to be around 1 through 10. Meaning they’ll never get a good pick as long as you have Tyler and Bam because they’re going to always stay competitive. And that’s what the front office says. They don’t want to rebuild. They don’t want to blow it up. What’s the It’s It is what it is. But when you keep these two guys, I see a lot of people say, “We got to trade Tyler and we got to trade Bam to build off the draft.” We can’t because we’re always going to get around the 15th or even 11th to the 20th pick. It’s not good enough. The only way you can restart a franchise and get a top guy is if you have that number one, number two, and maybe number three pick. The Miami Heat would never be in that position unless Tyler Herro, and I don’t want this to happen, of course, but if there’s an injury that happened, maybe it’ll be there. But that’s where this Miami Heat team is. And another thing that I do want to say is the front office absolutely loves Tyler Hero. They preach this for this guy. I can picture Tyler Herro being a heat lifer than Bam Adabio. I can see Bam Adabio being traded before Tyler Herro. Tyler Herro is going nowhere. They’re going to pay Tyler Herro and that’s going to be the problem. It’s a huge problem. I agree with you guys. Do I you guys know you’ve been supporting me on this channel? I’m not the biggest fan of Tyler Herro. I do credit when he’s having playing good. Credit him all year, but I also do call call him out when he’s playing bad. Do I Tyler Herro is not winning us a championship? So I guys, I get it. You guys are trying to say let’s try to trade Tyler for the second pick. But why would the Spurs do that? You know what I mean? Because you to trade somebody, a team has to have interest. And I’m going to be honest with you, after this postseason and the last postseason, do the teams in the league view Tyler Herro good? Maybe some teams, but those teams probably don’t have the draft capital. They don’t have the draft assets to give the Miami Heat to trade for Tyler. Another question is what is Tyler’s value? Cuz I don’t know. I honestly, this one’s a confusing one cuz I don’t know Tyler’s value at all. Is he worth one first round pick, two first round picks, three? I don’t know. Bam out of bio. I can I’m more confident with his. I can easily get three first round picks out of it. But Tyler might be one or two. You know what I mean? And so you have to trade Tyler to a team that’s kind of in that rebuild mode trying to go up because that’s where you’re going to get your capital. You can’t trade him to the Lakers and get one first round pick out of it. The Spurs do make sense, but the Spurs make sense for the Heat. It doesn’t make sense for the Spurs. They rather just go out there with Dylan Harper. They’re more confident with Dylan Harper. You know what I mean? The 76ers, they have the third overall pick. Maybe you can do it. But the for the Sixers, it’s like, do we trade, can can Maxi and Tyler play together? You know what I mean? There’s always going to be questions. So, it’s hard with Tyler Herro. And that’s why I do feel like we’re stuck with this guy. I really do. And it’s very unfortunate. Very unfortunate cuz I get you guys perspective. We’re always going to be around 1 through 10. Always. And that’s and when I say one through 10, we’re always going to be in that plain picture. You know what I mean? And so it’s tough. Now, I would love if the Spurs said, “Yo, he I’ll give you the second and 14th overall pick for Tyler Herro. I’ll do that in a heartbeat. We get Dylan Harper and another pick in the 14th.” What? And we get the say, imagine we keep the 20th. So, we have three picks in the first round. That’s how you start a rebuild. And that’s how you start over. You know what I mean? If the Sixers like, “Hey, here’s a third overall pick for for Tyler Herro.” I would do it. I would because there’s good players in this draft. When you start going all the way down to the 20th, you got to be lucky. You do. You know what I mean? And yeah, he can hit some. And another thing about draft picks too that I do want to talk about, just because you get a draft pick doesn’t mean you’re going to always hit. Just saying. Now, it’s easier when you have the number one, number two pick, cuz then you could be like, obviously these are the number one prospects, but the position that he in, it’s just not a good position. Do I want Tyler Herro on this team? Sure. Do I want him for $45$50 million? No, I don’t. If he’s going to stay around 30, 35, 40, 41, 42, cool, I’ll take it. But I know he’s not. He’s going to go, his agent’s going to be like, “Listen, he just he’s a first time all-star. He just had his best year. He played 77 games. What do you mean you’re not going to pay him 45 $50 million?” That’s what they going to do. So, be prepared to run it back with Tyler Harrell and Bam Adabio. Now, maybe they go out there and get a superstar employer and Kevin Durant. And I know you guys don’t like that either. Trust me, I get your perspective. I get your side. But for the front office, for the Miami Heat, they want to compete. They still want to win championships. And you heard it in the press conference from Pat Riley. They’re not rebuilding. It’s their best decision to do, but they’re not doing it. So, let me know what you guys think. I kind of broke it down from each perspective. Tyler Herro is not a number one option. He’s not a good postseason player, but the Miami Heat love him. They’re his baby. He just had his best season.

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