Vlad Goldin and the Miami Heat agree to a two-way contract.

Vladislav “Vlad” Goldin has officially signed a two‑way contract with the Miami Heat following the conclusion of the 2025 NBA Draft. After going undrafted, he reached an agreement Friday, June 26, and is expected to play in this summer’s Las Vegas NBA Summer League between July 10–20

Goldin (7’1″, 250 lbs) enjoyed a standout season at Michigan, leading the team with 16.6 points and 7.0 rebounds per game, shooting 60.7% from the field. He earned First-Team All-Big Ten and Big Ten Tournament MVP honors
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Bleacher Report’s scouting notes highlight his classic back-to-the-basket game and offensive rebounding prowess, while noting his need to improve mobility and switchability to stay effective defensively

On the Heat’s two-way deal:

It allows Goldin to split time between Miami and their G League affiliate;

The contract is projected to pay over $500,000 next season

Having already logged time with center Duncan Robinson, he joins a Miami system that’s developed undrafted big men before .

What’s next?

Expect to see Goldin showcase his rim-finishing ability and hustle in Summer League.

His long-term trajectory will depend on how he develops perimeter defense and lateral quickness to complement the Heat’s defensive identity.

This move gives him a real shot at carving out a spot in Miami, where two-way players often get a genuine opportunity to prove themselves.