He still has some rough edges, but Andrew Wiggins started to look more like the superstar player we expected in his second season with the Timberwolves last year. Wiggins still doesn't have a reliable jumper, but he made up for it last season by incessantly bullying his way to the rim and free-throw line, which allowed him to score an efficient 20.7 points on 16.0 field-goal attempts per game. The rest of his game remains a work in progress, however, as Wiggins added just 3.6 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 1.0 steals per game, but it is important to remember, he won't be 22 until this year's All-Star break, so he isn't even close to a finished product.
2016 Outlook: Andrew Wiggins
