"Again, Wiggins has been great this season. He's having one of the most efficient seasons of his career, averaging 17 points and five rebounds on 49 percent shooting from the field and 38 percent shooting from 3-point range. He's also one of the three best defensive players on the team, right behind Bam Adebayo and Davion Mitchell. However, he's not at the point where he's an untouchable asset for the team in the months leading up to the NBA Trade Deadline."
"If the Heat is going to be in the market for a superstar ahead of the NBA Trade Deadline, they're almost certainly going to need Wiggins (and his salary) as a major part of a trade offer. If nothing else, Wiggins could probably be used to add some draft capital to help add some extra icing to a trade offer. And that wouldn't be the worst idea, especially considering that Wiggins could test unrestricted free agency next offseason."
Miami values Andrew Wiggins for his scoring efficiency and defensive versatility but views him as movable for the right return. Wiggins averages 17 points and five rebounds while shooting 49 percent from the field and 38 percent from three, and he ranks among the team's top defenders behind Bam Adebayo and Davion Mitchell. Wiggins is not untouchable and could figure prominently in trade packages to acquire a franchise-altering player, add draft capital, or avoid losing him to unrestricted free agency next offseason amid other roster decisions.
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