At his best, Wiggins is a two-way threat on the wing with an elite defensive upside. He can guard opposing teams' best players, shutting them down while hurting them in transition. However, when he's struggling, his limited offensive role can hinder Steve Kerr's roster and make his fit within the rotation questionable.

According to Dan Favale of Bleacher Report, one potential trade that could make sense for Golden State is swapping Andrew Wiggins for Zach LaVine. The Chicago Bulls are reportedly keen to part ways with the two-time All-Star and he would provide additional ball-handling and scoring to the Warriors roster. The trade proposal looks like this:

Before the Golden State Warriors resumed their season Friday night in Sacramento, it was natural to view their reshaped lineup through an offensive lens — how Jimmy Butler eases the burden on Stephen Curry,

Forward Andrew Wiggins on Friday missed his second game since joining the Miami Heat, with an ankle sprain keeping him out against the Indiana Pacers at Kaseya Center.

The Miami Heat have stayed relatively quiet since the Jimmy Butler for Andrew Wiggins deal went down right before the NBA trade deadline. While the Golden State Warriors have been vocal on how much they’ll always appreciate Wiggins and how much they enjoy Butler being around,

The Golden State Warriors made a move to acquire a star to join alongside Steph Curry and Draymond Green, landing Miami Heat star Jimmy Butler before the NBA tr