Tre Donaldson brings gritty defense and playmaking back to South Florida, aiming to become the next undrafted gem developed through the Miami Heat’s pipeline.

MIAMI — Having spent almost to their hard-cap limit in Monday’s acquisition of Milwaukee Bucks All-Star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Miami Heat pivoted to cheap, young talent ahead of Tuesday’s start of free agency. That left Wednesday night’s second round of the NBA draft merely as a starting point when it came to filling out their summer roster, with the hopes of a few of the diamonds ...

After igniting a historic turnaround at the University of Miami, the undrafted playmaker joins the Heat on a two-way deal, ready to leverage the league’s premier developmental system to silence critics.

A physical 3-and-D floor general with a championship pedigree, this Miami standout offers elite perimeter shooting and defensive grit to teams seeking a reliable second-round spark.

A proven winner with a lethal jumper, Tre Donaldson brings defensive grit and elite playmaking from Miami to the draft radar as a potential second-round steal.

The Boston Celtics are working out a number of prospects for the 2026 NBA Draft, and Miami guard Tre Donaldson is among them.

The Toronto Raptors own two picks in the 2026 NBA Draft.

The Phoenix Suns might just use their second-round pick on him.

Tre Donaldson was among the team leaders last season at Miami and the 22-year-old is aiming to bring those attributes with him to the NBA.