The 25-year-old guard didn't get enough help to push a shorthanded Miami squad into the win column -- only three other Heat players even scored in double digits, led by Kel'el Ware's 17 -- but Herro still tied his season scoring high in a heroic solo effort.

After the Miami Heat’s pre-All-Star break schedule came to an end in Dallas on Thursday night, Heat guard Tyler Herro flew back with the team to Miami. That might seem like an unusual move for a player who needs to be in San Francisco this weekend to take part in Saturday night’s Three-Point Contest and play in his first NBA All-Star Game on Sunday night.