Would you pick any of Luka's teammates over Curry, Klay, Dray, Poole or Wiggins?

[8Ball]

Oof 4.5 hours differential and she's still melting down.

Jesus you got him on a leash.

He could barely sleep last night

[Axe]

Jesus you got him on a leash.

He could barely sleep last night

For sure there will be another pathetic episode of this epic madness from her later on.

[dreamwarrior]

I disagree a little. Wiggins did start to change his game the year he was traded, but the previous two seasons....18 and 19...he really did not have anything you'd want on your team other than "talent' or "potential"...he took a ton of long 2's at poor efficiency, didn't attack, didn't shoot free throws well, didn't try hard, and didn't defend worth shit.

It is why Stan Van Gundy has been in shock watching this series....

Now, Wiggins deserves most of the credit for this as he started to transform his game offensively before he was traded, but the attacking / defense / confidence....Warriors definitely deserve credit for part of that as well.

We've had these debates before and don't need to rehash them, but Wiggins playing very well right now doesn't somehow change his level on the Wolves those two years...it was really bad. It is why the Warriors got him and a top 7 pick (iirc) for Russell...

Wiggins in GSW is the same player he was in Minn, just better scoring efficiency. He's always had a great motor so he fits in well with GSW's style of run in circles until you get open. They also play a switching defense which is better suited to Wiggin's mobile positional defensive style. At times he tried hard in Minn to be the #1 option but it wasn't meant to be. This playoff series he's become a much different player. He's very aggressive going inside, tenacious on rebounds, and puts in A+ effort (it was an A before) on every play.

[Axe]

Wiggins in GSW is the same player he was in Minn, just better scoring efficiency. He's always had a great motor so he fits in well with GSW's style of run in circles until you get open. They also play a switching defense which is better suited to Wiggin's mobile positional defensive style. At times he tried hard in Minn to be the #1 option but it wasn't meant to be. This playoff series he's become a much different player. He's very aggressive going inside, tenacious on rebounds, and puts in A+ effort (it was an A before) on every play.

What do you mean by 'same player'? Ever since he went to sf, he became a part-time screensetter as well.