Herro's Floater Surge Boosts Heat

0:00For the NBA, it's March 4th, and here's what's going on. Tyler Harrow has been on a tear since returning to the Miami Heats starting lineup during the second half against the Philadelphia 76ers. In just three games, he's dropped 65 points while shooting 50% or better from the field each time. He's been smart about his shots, picking his spots carefully to maximize efficiency. That success comes largely from his trusty floater, a move he's mastered since his early basketball days. In those three outings, he's hit 18 of 27 shots inside the arc, mostly those soft push floaters after a quick drive. He's passing up decent perimeter looks for these high percentage plays closer to the basket. Coach Eric Spulstra has praised Harrow's inside game as a big boost for the team scoring punch lately. Spulstra says once Harrow finds his rhythm from beyond the arc, it'll elevate his overall play and transform the Heats offense. Heroes already making the right reads, energizing the squad when it counts.

1:00Harrow himself notes he's just turning down open threes for easier floaters right now, but his deep shooting hasn't been off. Teens will adjust with softer clothes out soon, opening up more three point chances. He mentioned needing to get comfortable at full game speed to regain his legs for that range. The Heat Staff is pushing Harrow there, seeing it as the final piece for his late season surge. With his current form and smart play, expect that three point aggression to kick in and lift the whole team. Quick thanks to today's sponsor, see the description for more. Your bedtime ritual just got better. Built in sound, built in comfort. S-O-L-I-Soli Pillow dot com.