Tyler Herro Uses Travis Scott Lyrics To Post Cryptic Message Toward Future With Miami Heat?

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro hints he isn't ready to "run it back" this season

Last year the Miami Heat used the term "run it back" to describe the team returning with mostly the same roster as the previous season. 

Apparently, guard Tyler Herro isn't ready for a repeat. Or at least it seemed that way based on a recent Instagram post. 

He posted lyrics from a song by artist Travis Scott called "SKITZO" on his page. The words were: "I ran it back last time but it ain't last time." 

 Now, this could be simply Herro showing love for one of his favorite songs. Or a dig at the Heat for dangling him in trade talks involving Portland Trail Blazers guard Damian Lillard all offseason. 

Herro hasn't spoke publicly about the trade rumors. He is on the block despite improving each of his seasons with the Heat. He followed winning the Sixth Man of the Year in 2022 by being the team's third-leading scorer last season. He was sidelined during the NBA Finals run after breaking his hand in the first round against the Milwaukee Bucks. 

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