Enter the Miami Heat, who Anthony Slater of The Athletic reported has shown "legitimate interest" in the power forward. The team is looking to restock the proverbial cabinet after, ironically enough, trading Butler to Golden State and Kuminga would fill a need.

Jonathan Kuminga's future with the Warriors continues to be uncertain, which could open up the door for the Heat to pounce.

Kuminga set a franchise record with 138 dunks in his third season. He scored double-digits in 34 straight games. He averaged 20.6 points in January and finished that season at 16.

The Miami Heat have signed undrafted free agent Vladislav Goldin to a two-way deal. Goldin was named first-team All-Big Ten and took home Big Ten Tournament MVP honors in 2025 after leading his team on a deep postseason run.

That’s where Goldin is headed after he agreed to a two-way contract with the Heat after going undrafted on Day 2 of the NBA Draft on Thursday. Goldin, who was projected to be a late second-round pick,

The Wolverines likely would not have been a Sweet 16 team had center Vladislav Goldin not followed head coach Dusty May from Boca Raton to Ann Arbor. But after averaging 16.6 points per game, seven rebounds,