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MIAMI — The most heartening aspect of Tyler Herro’s return might not have been the 24 points on Monday night against the Dallas Mavericks, the nine consecutive shots made during one stretch, the game-winning 10-foot floater in the final seconds.

Each of those aspects were impressive in the season debut of the seventh-year Heat guard, after the long road back from September ankle surgery.

No, the most encouraging aspect might have come afterward, as Herro spoke of the pathway to the Heat’s fifth consecutive victory . . . and the runway for even more from himself.

“I still got a long way to go,” Herro said, ahead of the Heat turning their attention to Wednesday night’s visit by the Milwaukee Bucks in an NBA Cup game. “I still got to rehab, r

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