The Miami Heat suffered a major blow in Game 1 of their playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks when rookie guard Tyler Herro suffered a broken hand. Herro, who had been a key contributor for the Heat during the regular season, was injured during the fourth quarter of the game.
Herro had been playing well in the game, scoring 13 points in just over 20 minutes of play. He had also contributed three rebounds and two assists. However, he was forced to leave the game after suffering the injury.
The Miami Heat have not yet released any details about the extent of Herro’s injury or how long he might be out for. However, it is likely that he will miss at least some of the remaining games in the series. This is a major setback for the Heat, who were already without All-Star center Bam Adebayo due to a shoulder injury.
Without Herro, the Heat will have to rely even more heavily on their other guards, such as Goran Dragic and Duncan Robinson. It will be interesting to see how they adjust to his absence and if they can still find a way to win the series.
The injury to Herro is a major blow to the Miami Heat, but it is also a reminder of how quickly things can change in the playoffs. The Heat will need to adjust quickly and find a way to win without their rookie guard if they want to advance in the playoffs.
