The former #1 overall pick, Wiggins has been something of a disappointment in his NBA career. But while he never made it to the levels of being a superstar, he had carved out a nice role for himself in the rotation for the Warriors, qualifying for his first All-Star Game and being a key piece in the team's run at the 2021-2022 Championship. He was performing so well, in fact, that Golden State handed him down a 4-year contract extension worth $109 million. Just 35 games into the first year of that deal, and the Warriors may be looking to move on.
But one of the other names that has been thrown around often is that of Andrew Wiggins. The former #1 overall pick, Wiggins has been something of a disappointment in his NBA career. But while he never made it to the levels of being a superstar, he had carved out a nice role for himself in the rotation for the Warriors, qualifying for his first All-Star Game and being a key piece in the team's run at the 2021-2022 Championship. He was performing so well, in fact, that Golden State handed him down a 4-year contract extension worth $109 million. Just 35 games into the first year of that deal, and the Warriors may be looking to move on.
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