Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro recently mentioned that he wants to be a starter next season. That isn’t shocking considering Herro averaged over 20 points per game and won Sixth Man of the Year. Heat general manager Pat Riley said that Herro will need to come into training camp and win the starting spot. Last season, Herro played 32.6 minutes per game, so a move to a starting five wouldn’t increase his playing time too much. It’s unlikely his fantasy value would change much with a move to the starting five.