3 reasons Andrew Wiggins will turn his career around with the Warriors

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3. Steve Kerr And The Warriors Develop Talent Well

Throughout his career with the Timberwolves, Andrew Wiggins has never had an elite developmental coaching staff. Golden State has prided themselves on being able to get the most out of their players.

Wiggins has top-notch potential, there has never been any question about that. However, he has not shown the development that many were expecting from him when he was drafted No. 1 overall back in 2014. Golden State can help him with that.

With hard work and great coaching, Wiggins still has the potential to become the elite superstar that many think he can become. Golden State isn’t a contender this season, but they will be in 2020-21. Assuming he embraces the work, Wiggins is going to grow quickly with the Warriors.

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