Andrew Wiggins and the Miami Heat hosted the Golden State Warriors in Florida. Andrew Wiggins finished the game against his former team wit

Andrew Wiggins will always look back on his Warriors stint with fond memories. Steve Kerr wants Wiggins to know the feeling is mutual.

Wiggins was traded from the Warriors to the Miami Heat as the team sought to bolster its chances of winning a championship through the acquisition of star player Jimmy Butler. Rather than harbor resentment,

Andrew Wiggins may have been overshadowed by the Jimmy Butler storyline, but his own quiet revenge narrative played out just as poetically in the Miami Heat’s dominant 112-86 win over the Golden State Warriors.

The Warriors’ trading fan-favorite wing Andrew Wiggins to the Miami Heat hit close to home for Golden State icon Draymond Green. The four-time NBA champion  explained how Wiggins’ involuntary departure emotionally impacted his children during a segment on “The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis.

Miami Heat forward Andrew Wiggins shares heartfelt statement on facing former team following trade from Golden State Warriors

In landing the forward, the Warriors had to part with talents, with Andrew Wiggins being a key player moved to Miami. Wiggins was massive in Golden State securing their fourth ban

Jonathan Kuminga's ankle injury during the game raised concerns for the Warriors, as his performance had been under scrutiny. Prior to his exit, critics noted his poor three-point shooting, leading to an adverse impact on the team’s offensive rhythm. Once Kuminga departed, his teammates surged offensively. Key performance indicators revealed:

Warriors coach Steve Kerr opens up about facing Andrew Wiggins for the first time on Tuesday since trading him to the Heat.