With a $215 million trade proposal, Tyler Herro becomes an All-NBA guard…

The Miami Heat may need more offensive firepower knowing their aspirations. While it may sound a little extreme, one player who could solve all of their problems on that end is Trae Young.

Young may have a new home this offseason, and if the Atlanta Hawks follow through on trading him, Bleacher Report’s Andy Bailey proposed the following trade that would send him to the Heat.

Tyler Herro, Jaime Jaquez Jr., Terry Rozier, 2028 first-round pick swap, 2030 first-round pick swap

Bailey explained why Young would fit with what Miami needs.

“For Miami, this would be a talent play. The Heat ranked 21st in offensive rating this season, and Young, despite his flaws and the steady flow of criticism he’s faced over the years, remains one of the NBA’s most dynamic offensive engines.”

He added that should a trade happen, the Heat would have to shore up their depth, but seemed optimistic about them doing just that.

“The Heat would have to scour free agency or the undrafted free agent market to find depth around Young, Jimmy Butler, and Bam Adebayo, but they’ve proven adept at that in the past.”

Young and the Hawks haven’t had much success outside of their Cinderella run to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2021. Young will enter the third year of a five-year, $215 million contract.