Tyler Herro has flaunted his massive “NO WORK NO CHECK” kitty kat chest tattoo but social media wasn’t impressed. He’s being dragged on Twitter for showing off that massive tattoo.
According to TPS;
Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro is taking some heat from fans after his chest tattoo was fully revealed.
Herro’s ink may be terrible, but at least he can make up for it with his play on the court.
Last season, Herro was named the league’s Sixth Man of the Year for his impressive season for the Heat. Herro averaged 20.7 points, 5.0 rebounds, and 4.0 assists per game during the regular season while shooting 44.7 percent from the field and 39.9 percent from beyond the arc.
He’s become a key part of Miami’s offense with Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo, and he is eligible for a contract extension this offseason.
It is possible Herro will be traded sooner than later.
The timing constraints hardly are similar this time around for Tyler Herro, with the NBA back to a more traditional schedule that had the season ending on June 16 and next season not opening until Oct. 19.
Still, the clock is ticking for the Heat, and for more than the decision on whether to extend Herro by his Oct. 18 deadline or allow him to become a restricted free agent next summer.
Because Herro would go from his locked-in 2022-23 salary of $5.7 million to something closer to an average of $25 million in an extension, the Heat effectively would be unable to trade him until the 2023 offseason once extended.
In NBA’s salary-cap vernacular, the wildy divergent salaries from 2022-23 to ‘23-24 would create a “poison pill” for any Herro trade. In a deal between teams operating above the salary cap, the streak-scoring guard would go out at about four times the amount of the salary the Heat would be able to take back.
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