One step forward, two steps back.
It’s perhaps the best way to describe Andrew Wiggins’ career thus far with the Minnesota Timberwolves. And believe it or not, he’s already been in the league for five seasons.
The question that Wiggins continues to battle is if he is already what he always will be: a durable, inefficient volume scorer who plays largely average defense and provides precious little else on the court. Or, can he get over the proverbial hump that at least theoretically still exists and become a star — or even a solid starter — on a playoff team?