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Post#681 » by Mattya » Sat Apr 11, 2015 3:04 am

[tweet]https://twitter.com/johnschuhmann/status/586657197804937216[/tweet]

Wiggins jump in FTs
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Post#682 » by Klomp » Sat Apr 11, 2015 3:52 am

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AttackTheRack wrote:Honestly, how close can he get to those numbers next year? Seriously. If he gets 20 shots each and every night - in the post, stepbacks, put backs, alley oops, 3s (right, Flip?), FTs - how much can he score? Gotta' go for 20+ next year, right? Nobody else on this sorry ass team is more worthy of gettin' shawts than him. This is his team now. Everybody knows it.



I think he can put up around 20 ppg next year. Andrew has improved tremendously throughout the season. If he keeps putting in the work and bulks up a bit, I don't see why he can't get 20ppg

If the Wolves rework the roster to suit his development then we could see Wiggins putting up some really nice numbers next year

That's it? He's already averaging 17 ppg.

I think he could approach 23-25 ppg.
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Re: The Andrew Wiggins Thread 

Post#683 » by Hindenburg » Sat Apr 11, 2015 5:15 am

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AttackTheRack wrote:Honestly, how close can he get to those numbers next year? Seriously. If he gets 20 shots each and every night - in the post, stepbacks, put backs, alley oops, 3s (right, Flip?), FTs - how much can he score? Gotta' go for 20+ next year, right? Nobody else on this sorry ass team is more worthy of gettin' shawts than him. This is his team now. Everybody knows it.



I think he can put up around 20 ppg next year. Andrew has improved tremendously throughout the season. If he keeps putting in the work and bulks up a bit, I don't see why he can't get 20ppg

If the Wolves rework the roster to suit his development then we could see Wiggins putting up some really nice numbers next year

That's it? He's already averaging 17 ppg.

I think he could approach 23-25 ppg.


you know what, after tonight's game he just might

it's crazy how fast he's learning and improving
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Post#684 » by southern wolf » Sat Apr 11, 2015 7:20 am

He's averaging 26/6/3 so far in April. Just smashing through the rookie wall.
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Post#685 » by Foye » Sat Apr 11, 2015 9:58 am

At this point the only worrying thing about Wiggins is that he is under contract with Adidas.

They will throw buttloads of money at him to have him on a big market team as early as possible. Hopefully, he'll resist.
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Post#686 » by Merc_Porto » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:28 pm

southern wolf wrote:He's averaging 26/6/3 so far in April.


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24.8 PPG, 5.8 RPG, 3.1 APG, 46% FG
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Post#687 » by Goudelock » Sat Apr 11, 2015 12:58 pm

There were moments last night where I was certain that I was watching Kobe posting up. I can't imagine what he'll be doing in 5 years.
Oh, and can anybody post a video of him dunking on 3 lakers? That made me jump out of my seat.
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Post#688 » by Merc_Porto » Sat Apr 11, 2015 1:04 pm

PockyCandy wrote:Oh, and can anybody post a video of him dunking on 3 lakers?


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Post#689 » by Dleavitt24 » Sat Apr 11, 2015 11:09 pm

Who was the last SG\SF with this type of post game at only 20 yrs old. Also I think flip has done a good job getting Wiggins to believe he can be unstobable driving at the rim. No other rookie in the league has got this much attention when opposing teams game plan to stop him. It is truly promising to see the skill catching up to the freak althetisum.
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Post#690 » by Crazy-Canuck » Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:34 am

Mattya wrote:[tweet]https://twitter.com/johnschuhmann/status/586657197804937216[/tweet]

Wiggins jump in FTs



He is now number 1.


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Post#691 » by crazy_me_87 » Sun Apr 12, 2015 11:58 am

Dleavitt24 wrote:Who was the last SG\SF with this type of post game at only 20 yrs old. Also I think flip has done a good job getting Wiggins to believe he can be unstobable driving at the rim. No other rookie in the league has got this much attention when opposing teams game plan to stop him. It is truly promising to see the skill catching up to the freak althetisum.


Honestly i cant remember on Wing this young having such a good Post Game already.

Even guys that became masters of it MJ/Kobe/Lebron didnt have much post game before their late 20s

Whats leaving me in awe is that we know how unstoppable those post turnarounds and spins are when used properly. just watch MJ or Kobe. And he does that as a 20yo rookie.

Latley he improved his passing drastically.. Honestly i cant even imagine what Andrew can become.
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Post#692 » by Grits n Gravy » Sun Apr 12, 2015 1:02 pm

crazy_me_87 wrote:
Dleavitt24 wrote:Who was the last SG\SF with this type of post game at only 20 yrs old. Also I think flip has done a good job getting Wiggins to believe he can be unstobable driving at the rim. No other rookie in the league has got this much attention when opposing teams game plan to stop him. It is truly promising to see the skill catching up to the freak althetisum.


Honestly i cant remember on Wing this young having such a good Post Game already.

Even guys that became masters of it MJ/Kobe/Lebron didnt have much post game before their late 20s

Whats leaving me in awe is that we know how unstoppable those post turnarounds and spins are when used properly. just watch MJ or Kobe. And he does that as a 20yo rookie.

Latley he improved his passing drastically.. Honestly i cant even imagine what Andrew can become.

This is what is sticking out for me. He's passing so well out of the double team and showing great patience.
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Post#693 » by Dleavitt24 » Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:23 pm

This is why I think flips done a good job with him. He has really help grow Wiggins game. Wigs is definitely seeing the whole Court better. Its easy enough to jack up 3s its another thing to demand and double team in the post and make the right move\pass. Basketball at this level is a chess game.
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Re: The Andrew Wiggins Thread 

Post#694 » by Ranger » Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:25 pm

http://www.si.com/nba/2015/04/10/andrew ... p-saunders

This is an interesting article on how the T'Wolves must operate in order for Wiggins to capitalize upon his "A+ ability". The three-ball quote of Flip's is referenced here, as is a detailed breakdown of his successes and failures.
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Post#695 » by Dleavitt24 » Sun Apr 12, 2015 2:55 pm

Good article. To be clear I still think flips done a great job teaching everything without much 3 point development. He seems to allow Wiggins to perfect 1 thing at a time. Next year he definitely needs the three in his development if not then it will be a travesty.
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Post#696 » by FargoWolf » Sun Apr 12, 2015 6:19 pm

Wiggins looked gassed to me in the second half last night, Flip should pull back a bit on his minutes the last two games. 166 minutes over 5 days is too much, especially with where this team is at right now.
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Post#697 » by Dleavitt24 » Sun Apr 12, 2015 6:32 pm

Dont think they can rest him much with all the injuries. If the twolves had an affiliate dleague team I'd say we should ask to be granted to call up the entire team to play out the next 2 games. Ha!
We could call the the "replacements" except they'd be replacing replacement players as it is.
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Post#698 » by horaceworthy » Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:34 pm

What's Dave Benz going to do when he can't refer to Wiggins as the Rock Chalk Rookie anymore? That's one nickname I'm looking forward to going away.
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Post#699 » by Klomp » Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:54 pm

horaceworthy wrote:What's Dave Benz going to do when he can't refer to Wiggins as the Rock Chalk Rookie anymore? That's one nickname I'm looking forward to going away.

No kidding. I'm trying to determine if that's worse than the "rise and shine rookies" (Rubio and Williams). I don't even mind the Bounce Brothers moniker compared to those two.
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Re: The Andrew Wiggins Thread 

Post#700 » by Mattya » Mon Apr 13, 2015 9:59 pm

The Hannyisms were much better than the Benzisms.

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