Terry Rozier tweaked a hamstring heading into camp and is slated for a cautious return, prioritizing rehab under Miami’s medical staff. In Year 11, he emphasizes patience, aiming to be back next week after sprint work with Keshad Johnson. Last season Rozier appeared in 64 games, highlighting a durable-but-susceptible track record that makes his early-season availability a key fantasy-variable for Heat backcourt plans.

Rozier’s 2024-25 numbers fell far from his prime, with limited fantasy relevance looming. If he can secure early-season minutes due to injuries or roster shuffles, Rozier could re-emerge as a scoring guard with assist potential, offering late-round value in deeper leagues with upside if he earns a steady role.

Rozier’s scoring off the bench provides a valuable punch to Miami’s second unit. His seasoned ball-handling and shooting pressure defenses, creating easier looks for Jović and Ware in staggered lineups.

Rozier’s expiring $26.6M contract makes him a risk-ready, scoring- and playmaking-first guard option for teams unwilling to commit long-term. His ability to create shots and energize late-game sequences gives any contender a flexible two-guard solution behind a primary ball-handler. The Heat are listening, but suitors must balance cap relief with his age and fit.

Rozier's veteran scoring remains in the mix as the Heat could not move him, bringing shot creation even with Herro out; his 10.6 ppg last season shows a need to rediscover consistency.