Golden State Warriors: 3 Teams that can steal Andrew Wiggins in 2023

By Tony Pesta | Aug 6, 2022

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Charlotte Hornets might need Andrew Wiggins

The Charlotte Hornets already stole one two-way wing from the Golden State Warriors recently (Kelly Oubre). Can they do it again?

Well, they might have to.

The Hornets, one of the league’s most promising young teams, are now faced with a harsh reality. While Miles Bridges is an incredibly talented prospect, his off-court troubles might be too much to overlook.

I’ll spare the details but more information can be found here.

Back to basketball, Wiggins is the most logical replacement for Bridges. He can fill the same role and speed up the Hornets’ timeline.

Playing alongside LaMelo Ball, Wiggins would be a serviceable defender and offensive threat to help Charlotte break into the playoffs.

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