The caveat for Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra is he can't take Herro off the floor. The guard is the team's best player on the offensive end. They won't have a chance to keep pace

Herro said that there was "some back-and-forth" between the two guards on the court, but implied that he expected the conversation would stay on the court. "To go to the media to

Following Cleveland's 121-112 victory in Game 2, Garland suggested some of the team's success on offense was down to targeting Herro specifically: Addressing the comments Friday, Herro simultaneously said he wasn't that rankled but that "someone who doesn't play defense" shouldn't be as critical as Garland was: Look,