Andrew Wiggins spent the summer trying to erase the taste of a rough playoff run, and it’s showing in his approach early this season. After a poor first-round series in which he shot 16-of-43 and committed 11 turnovers as the Heat were swept by the Cavaliers, Wiggins went back to the grind this offseason.
MIAMI – With the Miami Heat having another offensive explosion against the Charlotte Hornets on Tuesday night, 144-117, there are fans speculating what has led to the team having a fast 3-1 start to the season.
It was a disappointing season last year for the Miami Heat and they will look to put it behind them as they try to compete for a top seed in the Eastern Conference this season.
Tyler Herro is expected to miss the start of the 2025-26 campaign due to a foot and ankle injury, but the Miami Heat star recently dropped the bold proclamation that he would be back on the court “sooner rather than later.” “Super excited.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
After arriving from Golden State at the trade deadline, Andrew Wiggins spent the final stretch of last season trying to find his footing in Miami while battling minor injuries and adjusting to a new system without Jimmy Butler.
Andrew Wiggins was settled into his situation with the Golden State Warriors. After getting traded amid the 2019-2020 NBA season, Wiggins would spend the next five years playing for the Warriors.
MIAMI – With the 2025-26 season approaching for the Miami Heat, the team is looking for many players to step up, especially with the biggest news surrounding the team.
There aren’t many things that get sports fans talking more than trades. Even if that just means toying around with hypothetical deals on the trade machine, they love the idea of playing GM and making a deal that will improve their teams.
The Los Angeles Lakers have built a roster to maximize the championship window of LeBron James, while also keeping Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves as cornerstones of their future.
If they really do want him, the Los Angeles Lakers extracting Andrew Wiggins from the Miami Heat isn’t going to be easy. Sure, Wiggins was like a fish out of water in South Beach.
The Los Angeles Lakers have had somewhat of a busy offseason this summer, re-signing Luka Doncic on a new contract to remain the face of the franchise for years to come and bringing in some savvy buyout market additions in Marcus Smart and Deandre Ayton.
The Los Angeles Lakers have been rumored to have an interest in Andrew Wiggins all summer long. They have been in search of a way to improve the wing spot, and Wiggins has been identified as someone who can do that.
The name Andrew Wiggins was connected to the Miami Heat for a good portion of time throughout the 2024-2025 season, as it was rumored as a potential trade possibility following the actions of Jimmy Butler back in Miami.
Andrew Wiggins has just 17 games of experience in the Eastern Conference. Since 2014, the former No. 1 pick has been a key member of the Western Conference, having stints with the Minnesota Timberwolves and the Golden State Warriors.
Andrew Wiggins is heading into his first full season with the Miami Heat. There are questions about whether the veteran forward will make it through the 2025-2026 NBA season on just one team.
The Lakers are starting to think bigger. After Luka Doncic’s EuroBasket run and his three-year extension with Los Angeles, the front office is re-evaluating how aggressive it wants to be on the trade market.
The state of the Miami Heat might place Andrew Wiggins on the trade block for the second season in a row. Last year, Wiggins landed with the Heat after the Golden State Warriors put together a big package to acquire the disgruntled Jimmy Butler.
The Lakers are potentially keeping an eye on the wing market, with Andrew Wiggins’ name floated as a possibility by Marc Stein of The Stein Line. Wiggins, 30, was dealt to Miami in last season’s Jimmy Butler trade with the Warriors and still carries significant value as a two-way forward.
It doesn't seem that long ago that "Maple Jordan" was deemed the NBA's next prodigy. Teams were tanking for the right to take Andrew Wiggins first overall out of Kansas University in 2014.
It's no secret that Andrew Wiggins enjoyed being a Golden State Warrior. The former No. 1 overall pick, who never really lived up to the otherworldly expectations with the Minnesota Timberwolves, found a comfort zone as a premium wing defender and secondary or tertiary scoring option with Stephen Curry's Warriors.
The Milwaukee Bucks tried to trade for Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins, according to NBA insider Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints. However, the Bucks and Heat couldn’t agree to a deal.