Andrew Wiggins, now a member of the Miami Heat following his departure from the Golden State Warriors, penned a farewell letter expressing his gratitude to the franchise and the entire NBA community.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr reflected on the realities of the NBA after the team agreed to trade Andrew Wiggins to the Miami Heat in

Ohm Youngmisuk, ESPN's NBA reporter who covers the Warriors, caught the moment Wiggins seemingly found out his six-year run in Golden State was over. He said he's "seen a lot of crazy things happen" but "nothing like last night."

Even though Jimmy Butler informed the Warriors he would not sign an extension if he was traded there, the six-time All-Star landed there anyway. Moments after the news broke that Butler was traded from the Heat to the Warriors, however, he reportedly agreed to a two-year extension with the franchise anyway.

On this episode of “Dubs Talk,” Bonta Hill and Monte Poole discuss Andrew Wiggins being traded to the Miami Heat and how he changed his NBA reputation during his time in Golden State.How Wiggins chang

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr opened up about Andrew Wiggins’ departure to the Miami Heat, making a heartfelt revelation about the 2022 NBA champion. The blockbuster trade saga between Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat finally concluded,

The deal also sent Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins to Miami, which of course creates an opening in Golden State’s starting lineup for Butler to fill. Let’s run down what Golden State’s new starting five looks like after the trade, with Butler joining the likes of Steph Curry and Draymond Green on the court in Golden State.