As Stephen Curry gears up for his potential return next month, Andrew Wiggins and the Golden State Warriors should be giddy with joy.
The two-time MVP will completely change the dynamic of the team. His prowess as one of the league’s greatest offensive talents of all-time will help bring the Dubs back to a place of happiness rather than the pain they have suffered from all season in his absence.
Before breaking his hand, Curry was averaging just 20.3 points on 24.3 percent shooting. However, these numbers are merely a result of his uncomfortable fit alongside D’Angelo Russell and the fact that he fractured his hand midway through his fourth game.