Through three seasons in Minnesota, Wiggins has played and started in all but
one of his 246 career games and has seen his scoring average rise considerably
each year. He is coming off a season where he averaged a team-best 23.6 points
per game to go along with 4.0 rebounds and 2.3 assists. With the arrival of
Jimmy Butler, however, Wiggins may see his numbers drop a tad, but the
22-year-old has already done more than enough to prove that the Timberwolves
should commit to him longterm. It will likely still take some time before all
the details of the extension are ironed out, but it looks as if Minnesota is
heavily invested in their young star.
