The Miami Heat on Tuesday unveiled their 15-man roster for the summer league, a group led by returning wing Myron Gardner and undrafted University of Miami guard Tre Donaldson, who signed a two-way deal. The squad includes just three players currently under contract - Gardner (partial guarantee), Donaldson and second-round pick Ryan Conwell, who could ink his deal as soon as Wednesday. The rest will work on tryouts, including center Vladislav Goldin, who logged minutes last season on a two-way contract and received a qualifying offer he hasn’t yet accepted.
Who’s on the Heat’s summer roster?
Beyond Gardner, Donaldson and Conwell, the group features Kendall Brown, a 2022 second-rounder who logged minutes with the Indiana Pacers, plus a mix of rookies and G League vets. Guards Jahmir Young and Trevor Keels - both Heat finishers last season without next-season assurances - are also in the mix. Vladislav Goldin, who played 17 games (3.9 points, 3.5 rebounds) in 2025-26, is back on a two-way path. Missing is forward Keshad Johnson, whose qualifying offer the Heat declined Monday, leaving him a free agent who could still return on a two-way or standard deal.
Where will the Heat play this summer?
The Heat open their summer slate Friday at 8 p.m. Eastern in San Francisco at the California Classic against the San Antonio Spurs. They’ll face the Los Angeles Lakers Sunday at 4:30 p.m. and the Golden State Warriors Monday at 10 p.m. All three games air on platforms TBD. In Las Vegas, the Heat’s Summer League run starts July 10 at 4 p.m. against the Milwaukee Bucks on Prime and WPLG Local 10, with local broadcasts continuing through at least the July 13 tilt vs. the Cleveland Cavaliers.
What’s next for the Heat’s summer squad?
Assistant coach Wayne Ellington will lead the group, backed by developmental assistant Remy Ndiaye, G League coach Dan Bisaccio and video coordinator Mario Casamajor. The roster is a mix of NBA vets, rookies and tryout players auditioning for two-way or Exhibit 10 deals. Conwell, a 6-3 guard from Louisville, could finalize his contract Wednesday, while Goldin’s two-way status remains in limbo until he accepts his qualifying offer.
The Heat closed their 2025-26 regular season with a 143-117 win over the Atlanta Hawks on April 12, capping a four-game winning streak. That run came amid a 4-1 finish over the last five games, keeping Miami’s postseason hopes alive before falling short of the playoffs. Now, the focus shifts to developing young talent and scouting undrafted gems in summer league action across California and Nevada.
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