Shorthanded Mavericks Edge Out Heat Despite Tyler Herro's 40-Point Performance

Dallas, missing key players like Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis, managed to beat Miami 118-113 as Herro's All-Star effort fell short of securing a win.

The Dallas Mavericks rested several stars, including Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis, yet defeated the Miami Heat 118-113 in a tightly contested game.
Tyler Herro led Miami with 40 points, showcasing his scoring versatility despite starting the game with a cold shooting streak from three-point range.
The Miami Heat struggled without Bam Adebayo, who was sidelined with a knee contusion, and Andrew Wiggins, who was out due to illness.
Dallas relied on a makeshift starting lineup with players like Max Christie and Kessler Edwards, as injuries depleted their roster of big men and key contributors.
The Heat enter the All-Star break three games below .500, with Herro set to participate in the All-Star Game and 3-point contest in San Francisco.