Miami Heat
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18 hours agoHeat have perfect opportunity to replace Tyler Herro if they truly want to
Miami should use the 13th pick to find a playmaking two-way guard and be willing to move on from Tyler Herro this offseason.
He evidently earned it, starting all of his 67 games in 2022-23, putting together similar numbers on slightly less usage before suffering a season-ending hand injury in the postseason. He battled injury again in 2023-24, where he was sidelined for 40 games, before parlaying his growth as a shotmaker into the best season of his career last year. Herro averaged 23.9 points on 60.5 percent true shooting, being named a first-time All-Star.