Golden State Warriors: 5 potential trade destinations for Andrew Wiggins

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New York Knicks

This is one that really feels like it’d hit home. The Knicks just drafted RJ Barrett this past draft. They seemingly still feel he could be the future. However, Kevin Knox who was a former lottery pick is not.

Wiggins could come in and be an important asset for this team. One of the worst teams in the East, the Knicks could off two first-round picks for Wiggins and the Warriors first, assuming the Dubs first is better than the Knicks.

Add a LaMelo Ball to the team and then giving him an athletic scorer like Wiggins would be best for his development. If you just keep this team as is, you could be bringing on a potential elite talent without any help around him.

That’s not how to build that winning culture.

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Mitchel Robinson, Wiggins, Barrett, Ball and then potential Dennis Smith Jr. or Julius Randle may not be the best lineup, but it’d be significantly better than any that New York has put on the court over the last few seasons.

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