Hallstar wrote:BenoUdrihFTL wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:So if we’re the 1st seed by the time it’s time to vote for all stars are we getting Jimmy Bam AND Tyler?!
Tyler seems like a stretch, 6th men just do not get named to allstar teams. Not even Manu Ginobli (his 2 allstar seasons came when he started 74 and 79 games). Only 6th men in recent decades I'm aware of that did make the team were Ricky Pierce in 1991 and Chris Gatling in 1997 after Miami let him walk lol
But regardless of allstar status, I think it's fair to say that Herro has made a leap. 14 games seems a bit more than just a hot streak at this point, and tho the volume of his current 22/6/4 statline (on above league average efficiency) might be hard to maintain as Dipo comes back and Lowry starts shooting more, the dude has definitely demonstrated the ability to be a legit 3-level scorer in this league
I would argue he's playing at an allstar level, but your argument is fair enough.
I hope this opens the eyes of the Tyler doesn't want to/need to start crowd though. We can talk about "team" all we want but contracts and accolades come with certain expectations. At some point a pat on the back and atta boy ain't gonna be enough.
Why are fans eager to create drama out of this Tyler situation?
I would love if Tyler made an all-star game. Let's not go grasping at straws to try to invent drama though. Last year Bam averaged more total offensive output (scoring + assists) than Tyler currently AND was an All-NBA defender and didn't make the All-Star game. Then consider other guys who missed the cut like Trae Young (25 & 9), Middleton (20 & 5 plus D), Devin Booker (24 & 4), Deaaron Fox (24 & 9), Demar Derozan, Brandon Ingram, and the list goes on.
One step at a time. Tyler is on a great trajectory and I promise no one in the Heat organization currently sees Tyler as a career 6th man.