Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) was unable to bring much to the table during Sunday's Game 7 against the Boston Celtics. He tried to power through the groin injury, but only lasted seven minutes. Herro missed both his attempts and his absence clearly hurt his team in this one. The Heat took a four-point loss in Game 7, so they will head home just short of the NBA Finals. Fantasy managers should expect Herro to be 100 percent healthy by the beginning of next season.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) is available for Sunday's postseason matchup against the Boston Celtics. Herro has struggled during this series, averaging only 12.3 points while shooting a horrid 6.7% from deep. The 22-year-old has also missed the last three games because of a left groin strain, but he'll give it a go for Game 7. However, it's not likely the reigning Sixth Man of the Year will see a full workload, making him a risky option for DFS managers.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) is questionable ahead of Sunday's postseason clash with the Boston Celtics. The 22-year-old has a left groin sprain, causing him to miss his previous three games. Nonetheless, Herro's moving in the right direction, and considering the team is one win away from an NBA Finals appearance, he'll likely do all he can to play. However, even if the reigning Sixth Man of the Year manages to make it out there, he will probably be limited, so DFS Managers may want to consider other options.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) won't play on Friday night versus the Boston Celtics. Herro will now miss his third consecutive outing as he battles with a left groin strain. However, with the Heat only one game away from elimination, the reigning Sixth Man of the Year may have already played his final game this season. Nevertheless, DFS managers looking for value should consider Duncan Robinson, who had 11 points, four rebounds, and one steal in Game 5 on Wednesday night.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) is questionable ahead of the playoff matchup versus Boston. Herro continues to navigate his way through a left groin strain, with the injury costing the reigning Sixth Man of the Year his previous two games. Nonetheless, if he can't go on Friday evening, Duncan Robinson, who had 11 points throughout 28 minutes in Game 5, should continue to see the floor more than usual.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) may not play on Wednesday versus the Boston Celtics. Herro is currently nursing a left groin strain, which recently held him off the floor on Monday night. While the reigning Sixth Man of the Year has a chance at playing, DFS managers shouldn't assume he will. Nevertheless, without Herro in the lineup, Victor Oladipo and Duncan Robinson, who combined for 37 points in Game 4, would likely continue to see more action.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) won't play on Monday evening against the Celtics. The 22-year-old has struggled throughout most of the postseason, averaging 13.5 points and shooting a hideous 23.2% from downtown. To make matters worse, the reigning Sixth Man of the Year is now dealing with a left groin strain, so he could miss more time beyond Game 4. Nonetheless, without Herro in the lineup, Victor Oladipo will surely get more work, and he'll also be a popular DFS value option across the board.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (groin) is questionable for Monday's postseason showdown against Boston. The Sixth Man of the Year is dealing with a groin strain that limited him to only 20 minutes in Game 3. He will likely do all he can to make it out there for Game 4. However, Victor Oladipo will get most of Herro's minutes if he can't play.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (quadriceps) should be considered questionable ahead of Game 4. The Sixth Man of the Year logged only 20 minutes of work during Saturday's playoff win over Boston, and he also had it rough on the offensive end by going 4-for-15 from the field while missing all six of his attempts from deep. Herro was observed with a wrap on the ailing quad throughout most of Game 3, so even if he plays on Monday night, he may see a limited workload, which could mean more minutes for Victor Oladipo.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is questionable ahead of the postseason matchup against Philadelphia on Thursday. The 22-year-old has been dealing with a sprained left ankle throughout the series, but it hasn't forced him to miss time. However, Herro logged only 22 minutes of work in Game 5, so it may be bothering him more than before. Yet, considering the Heat took a massive lead on Tuesday, Herro could see his usual allotment of minutes in Game 6, especially if the score remains close throughout the entire contest.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday's matchup against Philadelphia. The 22-year-old has continuously dealt with a sprained left ankle throughout the postseason, so it's unlikely he won't be around for Game 5. He's averaged 17.0 points, 5.8 rebounds, and shot 43% from deep throughout the series thus far. However, Kyle Lowry (hamstring) isn't 100%, so even if he can suit up, Herro may need to pick things up even more on the offensive end.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is expected to be available for Sunday's postseason battle in Philly. Herro's injury designation is nothing new, so he was never truly in danger of missing this one. He's played well throughout the playoffs, although the return of Kyle Lowry (hamstring) could cause a slight decrease in production.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is questionable ahead of Sunday's postseason matchup against Philadelphia. He has a sprained left ankle, which is nothing new, so it's highly unlikely he won't be around for Game 4. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) returned on Friday, but there's a slight chance he may be sidelined some more. If he's ruled out, Herro could see a small bump in production. However, even if Lowry can suit up, Herro remains a must-start, primarily since he's played so well throughout the postseason.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is questionable heading into Friday's postseason showdown against Philadelphia. Herro is currently dealing with a sprained left ankle. However, he's been dealing with the injury throughout the series, so it is unlikely he won't suit up for Game 3. The 22-year-old played phenomenally during the first two contests versus the 76ers, averaging 21.5 points, 5.0 assists, and 4.5 rebounds while shooting 63.6% from downtown. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) may miss another one on Friday evening, so if he's out, Herro is a must-start in all DFS formats, assuming he plays.

Miami Heat point guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is expected to suit up for the postseason meeting with the 76ers. The Sixth Man of the Year is currently dealing with a left ankle sprain, although it seems it won't hold him back from hitting the floor on Wednesday night. The 22-year-old was fantastic in Game 1, finishing with 25 points on 66.7% shooting from deep. With Kyle Lowry (hamstring) remaining out for Game 2, Herro warrants serious consideration from DFS managers.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (ankle) is currently listed as questionable ahead of Game 2 against the Philadelphia 76ers on Wednesday. He is dealing with a sprained left ankle. Herro had previously been listed as questionable for Game 1 due to a respiratory illness. However, he played through it and wound up racking up 25 points and seven assists over 29 minutes. Kyle Lowry (hamstring) has already been ruled out for Game 2 while fellow guards Gabe Vincent (knee) and Max Strus (hamstring) are questionable. Given the occasion for the game, we'd expect at least a few of the questionable players to suit up, but if multiple players wind up sitting, we could see extra minutes for Victor Oladipo or Duncan Robinson.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (illness) is questionable for the series opener versus the Philadelphia 76ers. The 22-year-old doesn't have COVID. However, he's been battling a respiratory illness, forcing him to miss Friday's practice. He did return on Saturday, so it appears as if he is moving in the right direction. Nonetheless, Herro struggled throughout the first round against Atlanta, averaging only 12.8 points while shooting 17.9% from deep. He didn't do much better during the regular-season meetings with Philly, so DFS managers may want to look elsewhere for production on Monday night, even with Kyle Lowry (hamstring) already ruled out. There's also a chance Jimmy Butler (knee) won't be available for Game 1 either.

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Orlando Magic. The Heat already have the top seed locked up, so there is no incentive to play Herro at less than 100 percent. That being said, Caleb Martin, Max Strus, and Duncan Robinson should all see more action on Sunday. Martin might end up being the best streaming option out of the three of them. Fantasy managers should expect Herro to be ready in time for the postseason.

Miami Heat shooting guard Tyler Herro helped lead a historic three-point barrage in Tuesday's win over the Hornets. Herro knocked down six of Miami's franchise-record 23 triples, as one of the leading candidates for the Sixth Man of the Year finished with a career-best 35 points on 11-for-18 shooting overall. The outing marked the sixth time this year that Herro has knocked down six threes, indicative of his nightly upside when his shot is falling. The 22-year-old is on pace to set career highs this year across the board, including: 20.8 points, 3.9 assists, and 2.7 made triples per game. After a rocky postseason last year (9.3 PPG), Herro will be looking to flip the script this time around.

Miami Heat guards Tyler Herro (knee) and Gabe Vincent (toe) have both been given the green light to suit up for Monday's game against the Sacramento Kings. Herro sat out two straight games with a left knee sprain before returning to the court on Saturday. Vincent, meanwhile, has missed four straight due to a contusion on his right big toe. Herro will be the team's primary guard off the bench on Monday while Vincent and Max Strus will compete for minutes.