Larsson has an all-around skill set that should be intriguing for fantasy purposes. However, the second-round pick proved to be an inefficient scorer as a rookie. He showed improvements during Summer League, but his role in Year 2 remains unclear. With the Jimmy Butler era over, Miami will be looking for a new identity in 2025-26. Tyler Herro, Bam Adebayo, Kel'el Ware and Andrew Wiggins all return to starting roles, while newcomer Norman Powell will likely take the fifth spot. That leaves Larsson to compete for playing time with Terry Rozier, Davion Mitchell, Kasparas Jakucionis, Jaime Jaquez, Simone Fontecchio and Keshad Johnson. While Larsson has potential, the Heat may not prioritize developmental minutes until later in the season. However, he may begin the season as part of the Opening Night rotation, considering Herro is unlikely to be available until around mid-November due to offseason foot surgery. Larsson still doesn't need to be drafted, but fantasy managers should monitor him early on and throughout the campaign.