The NBA season is nearing the All-Star break, and former Wildcat Tyler Herro is a candidate for it. Herro is having a career season, as he has taken a major jump in points per game by a significant amount.

Based on Thursday’s release of the first set of results from fan balloting for the 2025 NBA All-Star Game, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro might not make it through the process as the

Butler, who has been selected for the NBA All-Star Game six times in his career, ranks sixth among East frontcourt players with 257,901 votes behind Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounmpo (1,710,630), Boston’s Jayson Tatum (1,385,851), New York’s Karl-Anthony Towns (1,099,966), Orlando’s Paolo Banchero (484,096) and Boston’s Jaylen Brown (433,636).

Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro broke his silence on the altercation with Houston Rockets guard Amen Thompson in Sunday's game. After Tuesday's practice, Herro de