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Tyler Herro claims to be one of NBA’s best offensive players

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Joe Lyons is a sports writer and has also been published by Nottingham Forest FC, working with the academy and senior teams to produce content on matchdays. He formerly covered the Premier League and EFL as an on-site reporter during the 2020/21 season for Prost International. He is an expert in a range of sports including soccer, basketball, darts and American football. Joe specialises in long form SEO content alongside news, tips and betting. His sports betting work can be found on SportsLens and The Sports Daily. Joe has a keen eye for the sports betting industry in the USA which covers the NBA and NFL, tracking and analysing the market as it changes throughout the season.

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Updated09 Aug 2024

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Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro has stated he thinks his offensive skill set is one of the best in the league and has hit out at the NBA for his All-Star snub.

Herro, 22, broke on to the scene in the NBA bubble back in 2020 as the Miami Heat reached the NBA Finals before being eliminated at the hands of LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers.

When asked about what he has worked on during the offseason Herro said:

“Being more efficient, getting stronger, being better on the defensive end. My offensive skill set is one of the best in the league.”

The guard won the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year award last season and averaged 20.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 4.0 assists per game in the regular season, playing 66 games off the bench and performed in a key role down the stretch of Miami’s run to the Eastern Conference Finals earlier this year.