When will Wiggins start playing and producing like a superstar?

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What? Just read some of the articles from last year...Embiid was #1 pick on most mock drafts...then he injured his foot.

Cavs needed a bargaining chip for the Love trade...and since Embiid's value had crashed they picked Wiggins.

[QUOTE=DonDadda59]:facepalm

Compare a 19-20 year old Wiggins to a 19-20 year old Kobe. Then do everyone a favor and kill yourself.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Siemens]Year 3 is when he'll really start pulling it together.[/QUOTE]
Like what... what averages do you expect

Hes only 20 years old dude, hasnt even developed fully physically or mentally

[QUOTE=Imtheman]Hes only 20 years old dude, hasnt even developed fully physically or mentally[/QUOTE]
Which star didn't flash by 20??

Are you people being serious with this excuse shit? Now you're starting to piss me off

[QUOTE=PleezeBelieve]Which star didn't flash by 20??

Are you people being serious with this excuse shit? Now you're starting to piss me off[/QUOTE]

This counts as his age-19 season. He's been 20 for a little more than a month.

Now go find me all the stars that flashed by 19/in their rookie seasons and we'll have a discussion.

Anyone that thinks this kid isn't going to be an absolute beast knows nothing about basketball.

He has the lost art of footwork + amazing raw mechanics on everything he already does.

He also has an unstoppable go to move that is better than 99% of what the league has - a true step back jumper from the midpost. Combine that with his body control and athleticism and he is already a better sg wing scorer than anyone not named Harden, Klay or Wade.

That is a bread and butter shot that can he can go to in the playoffs during times when a critical basket is needed.

He has shown more than flashes this season of how good he can be. He will easily be a 27, 7, and 4 player by his 4th season.

[QUOTE=sundizz]Anyone that thinks this kid isn't going to be an absolute beast knows nothing about basketball.

He has the lost art of footwork + amazing raw mechanics on everything he already does.

He also has an unstoppable go to move that is better than 99% of what the league has - a true step back jumper from the midpost. Combine that with his body control and athleticism and he is already a better sg wing scorer than anyone not named Harden, Klay or Wade.

That is a bread and butter shot that can he can go to in the playoffs during times when a critical basket is needed.

He has shown more than flashes this season of how good he can be. He will easily be a 27, 7, and 4 player by his 4th season.[/QUOTE]
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Guys who are 20 don't normally put up "superstar" numbers. Especially if they're just in their rookie seasons. Is OP legitimately retarded or what? How stupid do you have to be to say something like that? :oldlol:

[QUOTE=PleezeBelieve]Dion Waiters rookie PER36 numbers are SIGNIFICANTLY better than Wiggins actual stats while playing 36 MPG

What does that mean to you?[/QUOTE]

Dion waiters career per 12.9
TS is 49
Andrew wiggins
Andrew wiggins career per 13.5
TS is 51.

Some players that have become all stars with similar or worse rookie stats as wiggins.
Paul George Per of 13 7 4 1.
Chris Bosh per of 15 11 7 1.
Kobe per of 14 8 2 1.
Even the great Kevin Durant.
per of 15 and TS of 51.

So either you have a agenda or you have a agenda.
Dion waiters sucks and andrew wiggins will always be a better player
and wiggins is going to get better unlike waiters who has can't finish at the rim and has to chuck midrange jumpers to do anything.

Take the loss fool :durantunimpressed:

Andrew Wiggins 2014-15 (age 19, 1st season): 15.9 PTS 2.8 REB 3.0 AST 43.8 FG% 13.5 PER

... Dion Waiters 2012-13 (age 21, 1st season): 14.7 PTS 2.4 REB 3.0 AST 41.2 FG% 13.7 PER

... Dion Waiters 2013-14 (age 22, 2nd season): 15.9 PTS 2.8 REB 3.0 AST 43.3 FG% 14.0 PER

... Dion Waiters 2014-15 (age 23, 3rd season): 11.2 PTS 2.3 REB 2.0 AST 39.6 FG% 10.9 PER

waiters, looong 2

He will never be a superstar, but he has excellent potential. I could see him developing into a Kawhi Leonard

People are getting too upset that Wiggins isn't dominating every night. The real encouraging thing is that he is displaying superstar moves along with good ISO defense. No other rookie has displayed the same potential superstar skill set that Wiggins has shown so far.

Has a great midrange post up game, I like that he goes more towards that. I'm guessing by his third or fourth year is where he'll start making much more impact.