Veteran forward Andrew Wiggins has rejoined the Warriors after missing the past four games due to family matter, according to Kendra Andrews of ESPN, who tweeted a video of Wiggins at practice.
Shams Charania and Anthony Slater of The Athletic first reported that Wiggins was flying into the Bay Area and reporting to the team on Tuesday after tending to a personal family matter.
Golden State is back in action on Wednesday at home vs. the Bucks, and Wiggins is expected to be active for that game, head coach Steve Kerr said Monday (Twitter link via Andrews). He’ll likely be reinserted into the starting lineup, though he may be on a minutes restriction.
Moses Moody played well as a starting forward in Wiggins’ absence, but he’s in danger of falling out of the club’s crowded rotation again with the former No. 1 overall pick set to return. Moody averaged 12.0 points and 4.0 rebounds on .500/.400/.500 shooting in his four starts, three of which were Warriors wins.
The one loss was an ugly one — the Dubs were blown out by 52 points on Sunday in Boston.
Wiggins missed the final 25 games of the 2022-23 season due to personal reasons, returning just before the postseason began.
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