Tyler Herro made his return to the Miami Heat's lineup Tuesday night, but it didn't seem to matter. The Heat still lost handily to the Minnesota Timberwolves, underscoring they still can't get over their biggest issue of the season - competing with good teams.
After their most recent loss to the Wolves, the Heat are now 7-22 against teams over .500 this season. Herro was fine in his return, coming off the bench while finishing with 17 points, nine rebounds, and three assists, but his presence wasn't enough to push the Heat over the hump.
With Herro in the lineup or not, it does seem as if the Heat lacks the overall talent as a team to compete with some of the other playoff contenders across the league - and that clearly continues to be a big problem.