The reason why the Warriors have achieved such a good record this season is partly due to some of their offseason operations, and on the other hand, it is also related to Wiggins' stable performance. Although Wiggins contributes a dozen points very regularly in every game, some fans often make jokes. But it is precisely because he has contributed steadily that he has helped the Warriors' offense.
In fact, not only did Wiggins help on the offensive end, but even on the defensive end he had become the top pillar of the Warriors' outside line. You'll find that Cole often has Wiggins defend against the opposing team's key players in some games. Even after Thompson's return, Wiggins was already the Warriors' most consistent defensive player on the perimeter. Thompson even bluntly said that Wiggins is now the first choice for the Warriors' defensive focus. It is precisely because of Wiggins's defensive performance that to a certain extent saved the Warriors' outside defense, so the Warriors' defensive efficiency this season has also been ranked first for a long time.
Wiggins' biggest change since joining the Warriors has been in terms of projection efficiency. Wiggins has two stats this season that set career highs. They are shooting percentage and three-point shooting rate. He shot 48.1 percent from the field this season. His three-point shooting percentage also reached 41.4%. Why did Wiggins come to the Warriors and his shooting percentage increase dramatically? In large part, it was because Curry and Thompson gave him space.
Keep in mind that NBA players have very different shooting percentages when they have defense and when they don't. Wiggins has had plenty of empty three-point shooting opportunities in the bottom corners and around 45 degrees this season. So his three-point shooting percentage has improved significantly, and Wiggins' three-point shooting has been good throughout his career. At the Warriors, he got easier shooting opportunities, and naturally his shooting percentage improved. Even the mighty Durant's playoff three-point shooting percentage increased by ten percentage points in his first year after coming to the Warriors. This is also the direct impact that Curry and Thompson have brought to Durant.
Wiggins clearly tasted the sweetness after joining the Warriors. On the one hand, it is reflected in the efficiency of one's own projection, and on the other hand, it is in honor. Imagine if Wiggins hadn't played for the Warriors, would he have been named to the All-Star starter this season? Will he even be named an All-Star? There are also many players in the league who can contribute the same numbers as Wiggins per game, but they have no chance to enter the All-Star, precisely because the Warriors' strong attention and strong fan base push Wiggins to enter the All-Star. So Wiggins should be very happy to play for the Warriors.