Golden State Warriors: 3 goals for remainder of the season

Golden State Warriors: 3 goals for remainder of season

By Tony Pesta | Feb 18, 2020

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2. Boost Andrew Wiggins confidence

The NBA world hasn’t been to keen on Andrew Wiggins in recent years. Once an upcoming prodigy, Wiggins’ career has faltered as he is mostly considered a disappointment.

Wiggins has had brief moments of success throughout his six NBA seasons. He has always been a steady scorer, averaging close to 20 points a game on 44.2 percent shooting for his career.

However, a lack of enthusiasm has Wiggins’ on the verge of becoming a role player. If he can’t find extra motivation with the Warriors, he won’t be able to succeed anywhere.

This is the first time since college that Wiggins has been in a winning system. The Warriors may be struggling now, but this doesn’t mean that their championship pedigree can’t have an effect on Wiggins before the end of the season.

The Warriors need to keep Wiggins engaged. Learning the ins and outs of their offensive system and finding where he is most comfortable should be a top priority for Wiggins.

Everyone is expecting a big comeback for the Warriors next season. Hopefully, Wiggins will be a positive contributor to the revenge tour.

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