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Miami Heat star and reigning NBA Sixth Man of the Year Tyler Herro showed no remorse to one of his campers as he crossed him over and snapped his ankles. Herro capped off the hilarious moment by dapping the young hooper as he stood embarrassed while the rest of the campers watched on.
The visuals in this clip will soon turn out to be a popular meme. NBA fans didn't take long to post hilarious reactions to the incident. One fan wrote on Twitter:
"Tyler Herro Basically Lived Out The 'F**k Them Kids' Meme After Snapping Some Kid's Ankles With A Crossover During Camp."
Another added:
"This how other nba players treat Tyler Herro."
Here are some of the best reactions:
Tyler Herro keen to run it back with Miami Heat amid trade rumors
Tyler Herro finds himself mentioned in trade rumors for another offseason. The Miami Heat guard won a Sixth Man of the Year award after a remarkable 2021-22 NBA season. He averaged 20.7 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.0 assists per game, shooting on 45/40/87 splits.
The Heat were linked to Kevin Durant, who has rescinded his trade request with the Brooklyn Nets. They have also been linked with Utah Jazz star Donovan Mitchell, who is still on the trade block. Parting ways with a blue chip-level talent like Herro was Miami's only option to land either Durant or Mitchell.
Herro believes the Miami Heat should run it back. During a recent interview with Jake Paul, Herro said:
"I would run it back. I think that's what we're doing. And we were one game away from the Finals, so I would run it back."
The Miami Heat were one of the most underrated teams and were shorthanded in the playoffs. Despite that, they managed to force seven games in the Conference Finals against the eventual Eastern Conference winners, the Boston Celtics.
Tyler Herro will need to replicate his performances from last campaign and potentially do even better to give the Heat a legitimate shot at making the NBA Finals. Miami has been quiet this offseason, and if they don't make changes, Herro will have to contribute like a perennial All-Star.
The 22-year-old is also eligible for a rookie-scale max contract extension this summer, which he thinks he deserves. The Heat and Herro are yet to agree to a deal, so a solid start to the next campaign could help him secure the contract he deserves.
