The trash talk on the court, that’s cool, part of the playoffs, Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro said Friday. But making it personal on camera, that, Herro said, crosses a line. In the wake of his Cleveland Cavaliers moving to a 2-0 lead in this best-of-seven opening-round Eastern Conference playoff series,

Heat guard Tyler Herro knows the Cavaliers are planning to attack his defense again in Game 2 of the teams’ playoff series.

The Cavs only allowed Tyler Herro to knock down seven out of his 18 field goals throughout this NBA Playoffs game. This only led to the Heat star scoring 21 points, which was not at all enough to keep the Coach Erik Spoelstra-led squad in contention for the win.