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

After the Miami Heat's 112-86 win over the Golden State Warriors, current and former teammates, as well as coaches complimented Andrew Wiggins.

In the contest where Miami dominated Golden State, 112-86, Wiggins would have just 10 points on four of 13 shooting from the field, but he would also have five rebounds, five assists, three blocks, and two steals. He would say to ClutchPoints that it was a good experience seeing his former team again and it “felt better getting the win.”

Although the Warriors acquired a star at the trade deadline this year, they also gave up a player some considered to be the heart of the locker room — Andrew Wiggins. Draymond Green was certainly close with Wiggs — and his kids were,

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

If the Heat genuinely intend to trade for Durant, they would likely build their package around Andrew Wiggins, Jaime Jaquez, Nikola Jovic, and several first-round picks. On paper, such a combination would undoubtedly boost the Heat,