Heat Re-Signs Vladislav Goldin to New Two-Way Contract
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The Miami Heat have retained center Vladislav Goldin on a one-year two-way contract, according to the NBA’s official transaction log.
Goldin, 25, originally joined Miami on a two-way deal in July 2025 after going undrafted out of Michigan. The 7-foot Russian spent most of his rookie season with the Sioux Falls Skyforce, where he averaged 12.3 points, 7.6 rebounds and 1.9 blocks in 23.6 minutes across 31 G League games.
He appeared in nine NBA contests for a total of 24 minutes. Last month the Heat extended a two-way qualifying offer, making him a restricted free agent; Goldin accepted the offer, which carries a partial guarantee of $91,000.
With Goldin back in the fold, Miami has filled two of its three two-way slots. Rookie guard Tre Donaldson secured the other spot earlier in July. The Heat can leave the third slot open or convert an Exhibit 10 deal in training camp; undrafted rookies Tre White, JVonne Hadley and Keyshawn Hall are expected to sign Exhibit 10 contracts.
Excluding those unsigned Exhibit 10 players, Miami’s roster stands at 14: 12 on standard contracts, plus Goldin and Donaldson on two-way deals.
Source: HoopsRumors
