Tyler Herro is one of the most talented young players in the NBA. Here's a look at his networth, contract status and brand endorsements.
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Tyler Herro is an American professional basketball player who plays for the Miami Heat in the National Basketball Association [NBA]. He was selected thirteenth overall in the 2019 draft and has since been a key part of the team from South Beach. Herro has been in the league for only three seasons but has already shown a lot of potential. Coach Erik Spoelstra decided to bring the youngster off the bench during the 2021-22 season. This decision proved to be instrumental as he began performing well and his exploits during the season helped him win the Sixth Man of the Year award.
Aged 22, Tyler Herro has a bright future ahead of him. He has already shown his ability in the playoffs as well. He is a certified bucket and does not shy away from taking over the game in the clutch. Having already played with the likes of Jimmy Butler, Kyle Lowry, PJ Tucker and Bam Adebayo, he has seen the hustle and grind required to reach the top. Going into Year 4, he is certainly expected to take over a little more responsibility and help the Heat win an NBA championship.
Tyler Herro has already gained a lot of popularity in his limited time in the NBA. Playing for a big market team like the Miami Heat has certainly helped him bag a few good brand endorsements. His networth is estimated to be around $5 million.
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Tyler Herro signed a four-year $17,188,36 rookie deal with the Miami Heat in 2019. As per this deal, Herro earned $4,004,280 during the 2021-22 season. The Heat exercised their $5.7 million fourth-year rookie option for the reigning sixth man of the year. However, after that, he will be eligible for a five-year max contract extension, worth $186 million. There are doubts if Heat will offer him that big a deal as they also have contracts of Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo and Kyle Lowry, they need to look at.
The 22-year-old was instrumental in the Heat’s run to Eastern Conference Finals. Without his production, the team struggled against the Boston Celtics there and eventually went on to lose the series. There is no doubt that Herro is a stellar talent and any team that onboards him would be lucky. He guarantees 15-18 PPG and also has the ability to create his own shot.
Tyler Herro has gained a lot of popularity in his three-year NBA career. His talents on the court helped him land a shoe deal with Nike in 2019. He is only expected to grow further as he still has a lot of time left in his promising NBA career.
