Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo are the leading forces for the Miami Heat as they seek to elevate their game for a late-season playoff push. However, Adebayo and Herro are still going through a time of transition following Jimmy Butler 's trade to the Golden State Warriors, which brought Andrew Wiggins to Miami as part of the return.

Considering both were drafted in the wake of lottery seasons, a reality the Heat face for the first time since the two became teammates, Tyler Herro says the bond with Bam Adebayo remains

“Just embracing it,” Herro, 25, said of the challenge that comes with carrying that responsibility on the offensive end. “The challenge I would say is just toggling back and forth with trying to make plays for myself and make plays for my teammates.”