Miami Heat rising star Tyler Herro helped the team defeat the Utah Jazz

Even Herro might not be aware of the achievement. However, considering his competitive nature, the 22-year-old is probably more thrilled that the Heat won, advancing their record to 19-18. Miami now has a record of 1-1 after its first two games of its current five-game road trip thanks to the victory. On Friday, the team suffered a heartbreaking loss against the Denver Nuggets.

Thanks to Herro's bravery, there was no such heartbreak on Saturday. He ended the game with 29 points thanks to his crucial shot. In addition, the current Sixth Man of the Year had six assists and nine rebounds. His game-winning shot ended Utah's late comeback, which had cut a seven-point lead in the fourth quarter to one after three free throws from Lauri Markkanen tied the score at 123-123.