Rookie guard Pelle Larsson is gaining trust from Miami Heat coaches and teammates, significantly increasing his playing time early in the NBA season. After logging only six minutes in the first four games, he played a career-high 25 minutes against the Sacramento Kings, contributing 13 points, two rebounds, and two assists while shooting 66.7% from the field. His strong two-way performance has made him a valuable asset in the Heat's deep roster, particularly with several key players out. Coach Erik Spoelstra's rotation decisions are becoming complicated as Larsson's skills shine, especially in the absence of other bench players. Larsson's versatility and ability to perform under pressure could lead to more significant roles as the season progresses. The Heat must navigate these dynamics carefully to maintain team continuity and effectiveness.