With Trae gone, Atlanta lacked a primary ball handler and outside shooting. Tyler Herro gives them a long-term option who can create his own shot, space the floor, and score consistently. He fits well with their young core and addresses the team’s immediate offensive needs.

Portland adds a veteran playmaker in Jrue Holiday, who can run the offense and score efficiently. He’s on an expiring contract, fits the core around Avdija, and the extra pick gives them additional future flexibility.

For the heat, moving Herro opens room for a more balanced backcourt. Jrue Holiday brings elite defense, playmaking, and veteran leadership, which fits perfectly alongside Bam and the young wings. He can run the offense, create for teammates, and mentor the younger players, while the additional first and second round picks give Miami flexibility for the future.