Over his last two games, Tyler Herro has canned a combined 19 shots from beyond the arc. The Miami Heat shooting guard drilled nine three-pointers two nights ago against the Oklahoma City Thunder before knocking down 10 of them (which tied a Heat record) en route to a career-high 41 points on Thursday night.
Herro shot 13-20 overall from the field in Miami’s 111-108 win over the Houston Rockets, including a 10-15 clip from long range. He became just the fourth Heat player in franchise history to reach 10 made triples.
“I didn’t know it was the record until last night when I hit nine, and they said I was one short,” Herro said.