The Miami Heat can't afford to sign Tyler Herro to a contract extension (that he hasn't earned), and there's unlikely to be a vast trade market for him this summer. In short, with just one year left on his contract after this season, the Heat have a huge Herro problem on their hands, and there's no clear way to move forward with it.
One thing is becoming painfully obvious, though, and it's despite the possible lose-lose situation that the Heat finds themselves in, this "problem" can no longer be ignored.
As much as the Heat may want to kick this decision down the road, there's no more time for the Heat to spare.