After the Oklahoma City Thunder’s 103-101 loss to the Toronto Raptors, Aaron Wiggins put the loss into perspective the following morning at practice. For a defending champion team missing more than half of its rotation due to injuries, and still maintaining the NBA’s best record, the sky isn’t falling after two consecutive losses at home.
Oklahoma City Thunder wing Aaron Wiggins has done his fair share of scoring in his five-year NBA career. He has been put into a variety of roles, whether as a creator or spot-up shooter, and has gotten the job done.
Oklahoma City got another win, and saw the exact type of performance it wants from its reserve wing. On Friday night, the Thunder dominated a depleted Golden State Warriors squad for a 131-94 victory.
The Man Who Saved Basketball, otherwise known as Oklahoma City guard Aaron Wiggins, as everyone should know by now, hasn't exactly been the savior for this team over the course of the last couple months.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Oklahoma City got back on track on the Sunday following Christmas, breaking a two-game losing stint with a home victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. A win that was much needed after a blow to the team's confidence on surface level.
Over the last few weeks of the season, where Oklahoma City has struggled most, they’ve been pretty one dimensional offensively. As a team that usually relies on defense to create offense, it feels like they’ve gotten into too many stagnant front court situations.
To start the season, Oklahoma City had some shooting troubles. Not anything concerning of course, cause the team was winning games by a large margin. They still are at 23 wins and one loss now on the season.
Oklahoma City is still a bit hampered by injuries with bumps and bruises, including Isaiah Hartenstein’s week-to-week diagnosis. As the team takes the floor on Sunday night, the injury report is lengthy, although many of those injuries are short term and just out of caution.
One of Oklahoma City’s top performers is back, and his return came at a perfect time. On Sunday night, the Thunder won 123-115 in Portland against the only team that’s beaten them this season to improve to 20-1.
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Aaron Wiggins’ name was added to the injury report as ruled out ahead of facing the Sacramento Kings in an NBA Cup game on Friday.
Oklahoma City fell in heartbreaking fashion on Wednesday night, marking the end of undefeated teams in the NBA. With the Thunder now sitting at 8-1, there are no teams left unblemished across the league.
With headphones placed firmly over his ears, Oklahoma City Thunder guard Aaron Wiggins stared intently at the scouting report. That pre-game prep went beyond studying just opposing player tendencies or observing the coaching staff’s notes.
Despite missing its fully healthy starting lineup from its NBA championship team last season for the entire start of the year, the Oklahoma City Thunder has started 6-0 for the second-straight season, after starting 7-0 a season ago.
The Oklahoma City Thunder stole a win Tuesday night against the Sacramento Kings to move to 5-0 on the season. The Thunder have been through multiple challenges in each of their games, but in the end, they have found a way to come out with a win in all of them.
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Aaron Wiggins energized fans at the team’s NBA championship rally. Wiggins proudly defended his team and franchise, after the club won the title.
The spotlight shines brightest on Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams and Chet Holmgren of NBA champion Oklahoma City, but there’s another Thunder player who deserves attention: guard Aaron Wiggins.
In Game 4, the Oklahoma City Thunder made the fewest three-pointers by any team in an NBA Finals win since 2010. In Game 5, their backup guards single-handedly ended their three-point drought.
Former Maryland Terrapin Aaron Wiggins is making a name for himself in the NBA. After four seasons as a contributor for the Oklahoma City Thunder, Wiggins is now averaging a career high 12.0 points per game and showing up big in some of the biggest moments.
The Oklahoma City Thunder lost a heartbreaker in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. In Game 2, the Thunder never let the Indiana Pacers get close enough to break their hearts again.