The future of Tyler Herro and the Miami Heat is very much in question.
The 26-year-old former All-Star and Sixth Man of the Year is entering the final season of his contract. The two sides failed to come to an extension agreement last fall but will be able to negotiate again the day after the NBA Finals ends. Miami can extend Herro for up to four years and $207 million per ESPN’s Bobby Marks.
Teams who need offensive help should call on Herro. He’s a talented shooter from all areas of the court, a solid playmaker and does a good job taking care of the ball (1.9 turnovers a game last season). He’s not a good defender, however, meaning any team trading for him will need a strong defensive infrastructure already in place.
Based on his strengths/weaknesses and which teams need Herro the most, these are his five best trade package ideas and landing spots if the Heat decide to make a change.