Tyler Herro 2025-26 Stats per Game - NBA - ESPN
The 2025-26 NBA season stats per game for Tyler Herro of the Miami Heat on ESPN. Includes full stats, per opponent, for regular and postseason.
www.espn.comHere are the latest public updates on Tyler Herro’s stats and status.
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Latest news highlights a foot issue and a minor procedure being considered, with expectations that it won’t significantly impact his offseason or training camp. This could affect his availability timing but is described as not causing a long-term setback [Heavy Sports, 2026-04-21].
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In the 2025-26 season, Herro appeared in a limited number of regular-season games due to injuries, but he posted about 20 points per game when healthy, with solid contributions in rebounds and assists across roughly 31 minutes per game. His per-game averages were around 20.5 PPG, 4.8 RPG, 4.1 APG across 33 regular-season appearances, and he played notably in late-season games [Heavy Sports; ESPN NBA 2025-26 stats summaries].
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Specific game logs from late March and April 2026 show he was scoring in the high teens to low 20s, with multiple outings around 20+ points and several multi-assist games, though injuries limited his overall workload for the season. For example, a late-season game against Washington had him active after a brief absence, and he contributed across points, rebounds, and assists in multiple March-April appearances [ESPN game logs; CBS/Rotowire summaries].
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Availability: He was noted as being available for the regular-season finale after missing a prior contest due to foot issues, suggesting he was progressing through recovery with an 8-12 week recovery window referenced in some reports earlier in the season. This aligns with a return-to-play timeline that would fit the tail end of the season [ESPN/Locked On references; NBC Sports fantasy notes].
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Team context: He remains a key scoring option for the Miami Heat when healthy, often sharing playmaking duties with the backcourt and contributing as a primary shooter and facilitator in lineups that rely on his scoring burst and gravity off the ball [NBA.com profile; ESPN/NBA season summaries].
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