The Heat don’t have a deep team. They rely on Tyler Herro to be their main source of offense. When he isn’t able to get anything going, they can fall apart quickly. Games 2 and 3 show how he dictates their offensive success.

The trash talk on the court, that’s cool, part of the playoffs, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro said Friday. But making it personal on camera, that, Herro said, crosses a line. In the wake of his Cleveland Cavaliers moving to a 2-0 lead in this best-of-seven opening-round Eastern Conference playoff series,

After Garland said the Cavaliers' strategy was to pick on him, Herro said Somebody that doesn’t play defense shouldn’t be talking either."