Terry Rozier and Haywood Highsmith
This combination is also enticing for several reasons. For starters, Rozier can stand out more as an offensive creator with a defensive specialist like Haywood Highsmith there to help bring balance in touches on that end. Highsmith's 3-and-D versatility will always be valuable to any lineup.
There was a stretch at the beginning of last season when the Heat went on a seven-game winning streak and won nine of 10 with Highsmith playing as a starter. Fresh off a new contract and eager to keep making an impact, he could be the glue guy to take some defensive pressure off Adebayo.
Most importantly, a backcourt combination like this would return Herro to a sixth-man role off the bench. The former Sixth Man of the Year can bring scoring and playmaking to the second unit, and it is a role that has led to winning. Miami has a 283-210 record all-time with Herro coming off the bench.