Jimmy Butler?s Star Teammate, Who Blew Minds With Bucket Hat Fits, Finds Himself With More Positive News

The Miami Heat have had an inspiring journey so far. They began as a mere play-in team with little to no expectations of competing for the title. Yet, under the dominant reign of Jimmy Butler, the franchise stands one win away from the NBA Finals. They beat MVPs, the best team in the NBA, and now could trump the reigning runners-up from last season. Shockingly, Butler and Co. did all this without one of their key stars throughout the playoffs.

After a horrific injury in the First Round series against the Milwaukee Bucks, the 23-year-old had to undergo surgery. Fortunately, the Heat’s improbable run in these playoffs could give him enough time to be back on the floor once again.

Jimmy Butler and Heat could have this key star back for the Finals

Just a month ago, Tyler Herro groaned in immense pain. Seconds after, he even shot a ball before being taken off. The striking pain turned out to be a broken hand. The 23-year-old was immediately sidelined and since has merely watched the heroic run of his team. Despite not being out with his ‘brothers’, Herro has contributed in his own way.

Being on the sidelines, cheering on his teammates. However, his immaculate outfits caught the attention of many. From the stylish jackets to the bucket hats, even GQ couldn’t hold back.

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But it seems the time has come for him to finally step back out on the floor. During the Heat’s Game 5 loss to the Boston Celtics, a major update surfaced on Herro’s health. Before the game, the 2022 Sixth Man of The Year had a workout and was able to get off shots. No, he doesn’t yet have the green light to suit up again. The Heat star hasn’t progressed onto contact training just yet. Nonetheless, if Jimmy Butler and the Heat do beat Boston and make it to the NBA Finals, the scoring blazer could join them.

The 23-year-old had another career year averaging over 20 points per game in the regular season. He is a major part of the heat offense, even being the primary option at times. His diverse scoring arsenal allows him to impose himself into the game early. Moreover, he has proven before – he loves the big moments.

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While his return date gets near, the task of closing out the Boston series at home still remains. The Miami Heat have been the giant killers up until now. Do you think the Jimmy Butler-led side can recover from these back-to-back losses and force Jayson Tatum and Co out? Let us know what you feel in the comments below.