Andrew Wiggins

After the Warriors' 107-97 win in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday against the Boston Celtics to even up the series at two-games-apiece, Wiggins emerged from ...

Wiggins not only finished the emphatic jam, but he also caught Dončić with his other hand, sending him to the floor – only making the poster that much better. He also had a plus-minus of plus-20 to lead all starters. He scored 17 points and grabbed 16 rebounds in a team-high 43 minutes.

Andrew Wiggins tallied 17 points and 16 rebounds in Game 4. The last Warrior to put up such numbers in an #NBAFinals game was Nate Thurmond in 1967.

You may find it hard to cheer for either team, but at least there is someone to cheer for in the series. Wiggins led all players in minutes with 43 and rebounds with 16. Andrew Wiggins was a strong supporting character.

Former Kansas Jayhawk Andrew Wiggins of the Golden State Warriors had a double-double (17 points, career-high 16 rebounds) in NBA victory over Boston ...

According to SI.com, it was the highest point differential in crunch time of an NBA Finals game in the last 25 seasons. “We’ve all just got to do our part,” Wiggins told the media. “To be honest, as soon as he steps on the court, I just think Steph’s going to be Steph, regardless of who we are playing or how he’s feeling. I just want to win. “I want to win. I feel like if he steps on the court, he’s ready.

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr highlighted the role of Andrew Wiggins during the NBA Finals alongside Stephen Curry vs. the Celtics.

Kerr said later during the postgame press conference that the Warriors needed every bit of Wiggins’ contributions. Wiggins plays a major defensive role against players such as Tatum and Brown. Kerr understands that and therefore realizes his true value to the Warriors. The Golden State Warriors have a quality amount of depth with a number of important players.

The star wing's all-around Game 4 performance was an indication of how impactful he can really be as the Finals swing back to the Bay Area.

At his best in these playoffs, Wiggins has had a huge impact on the offensive glass and used his length to bother some of the world’s most threatening scorers; when he fills the precise role Golden State needs him to, the Warriors look like a juggernaut. You've got to leave it all on the floor.” When left alone, his willingness to crash the boards has been paramount to Golden State’s success. In my Finals preview, I wrote that Wiggins’s “independent shot creation, defensive versatility and offensive rebounding make him one of the series’ most important players. With Wiggins on the floor, Golden State outscored the Celtics by 20 points. In Game 3, he disappeared and the Warriors fell apart.

Andrew Wiggins of Toronto, Ontario had a career-high 16 rebounds on Friday in game four of the NBA Finals, a 107-97 Golden State win.

Wiggins has also seen a drop in personal fouls. Stephen Curry added 43 points and 10 rebounds in 40 minutes. In his first three seasons in the NBA with the Minnesota Timberwolves, he had 177 turnovers in 2014-15, 182 turnovers in 2015-16, and a career-high 187 turnovers in 2016-17.

Golden State Warriors veteran Draymond Green poked some fun at Andrew Wiggins after his career-high 16 rebounds on Friday.

Aside from Andrew Wiggins hoping to continue his dominance, Draymond Green also needs to respond after a couple of dismal showings. To be honest, that was the perfect opportunity for Wiggins to clap back at Draymond for his putrid performance. In fact, he kind of roasted Wiggins because his career-high in rebounds before Friday was just 11.

But even Curry couldn't do it all by himself, and perhaps no one was more vital in Game 4 — and, really, all playoffs long – than Andrew Wiggins. In the biggest game of his life, Wiggins grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds, added 17 points and played ...

So I just try to go in there and rebound, help the team out.” “I want to win,” Wiggins said. I just want to win. “I just know last game, they had, you know, out-rebounded us, and you know, got all the offensive rebounds. “Make it tough for the opposing starter to score.” Prior to Friday night, the most rebounds Wiggins had grabbed in a single game was 11.

Forward Andrew Wiggins has been stellar for the Golden State Warriors all postseason long, but he went to another level in Game 4 win on Friday.

So I just try to go in there and rebound, help the team out.” “I want to win,” Wiggins said. I just want to win. “I just know last game, they had, you know, out-rebounded us, and you know, got all the offensive rebounds. “Make it tough for the opposing starter to score.” Prior to Friday night, the most rebounds Wiggins had grabbed in a single game was 11.

Andrew Wiggins revealed what was behind his career-best performance in Game 4 against the Boston Celtics.

There was little time for Wiggins to adjust to the new role. You’ve got to leave it all on the floor.” As Wiggins hinted, his role in the team’s small-ball lineup is one of the most important. Wiggins has embraced the role. For Wiggins, the objective in Game 4 was simple — do whatever it takes needed to win. He scored 17 points and grabbed a career-high 16 rebounds as the Warriors pulled away in the fourth quarter, beating the Celtics 107-97 to take back home-court advantage.

The Warriors praised Andrew Wiggins for his 16-rebound Game 4. But not before Stephen Curry and Draymond Green poked fun at him.

When we needed it the most and it was absolutely amazing.'” 1 pick to grab that much rebounds in his career, with his previous high being 11. In his podcast, Green shared their reaction in the locker room after Wiggins was informed that his 16 boards were his career-best.

As the guys were getting freshened up after the game, Warriors Senior Vice President of Communications Raymond Ridder came over to Wiggins to inform him of ...

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The daughter of Golden State Warriors All-Star Andrew Wiggins went viral after Game 4 of the Finals for the funny shirt she was wearing.

After Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday, Wiggins’ 3-year-old daughter Amyah went viral for the funny shirt that she was wearing. He was Golden State’s best non-Steph Curry player, finishing with 17 points and a career-high 16 rebounds to help lead the Warriors to the series-tying 107-97 victory. Post-Game 4 last night: Andrew Wiggins’ daughter in a shirt with a photo of *that* dunk over Luka Doncic.