On April 5, Beijing time, After Joining the Golden State Warriors, Andrew Wiggins took on more tasks at both ends of the offensive and defensive ends than before in the Timberwolves. Especially after Stephen Curry's injury, he needed to give the team more support on the offensive end.
Statistics show that when Wiggins scored 25+ points this season, the Warriors recorded 8 wins and 1 loss, with a win rate of 89%.
When Wiggins scored 19+, the Warriors had a 21-6 record this season, with a 78 percent win rate. When he scored in the 14-18 range, the Warriors had a 16-8 record with a 67 percent win rate; when he scored 13 or less, the record was 8-12; and once he scored less than 11 points, the Warriors had a 3-6 win rate of just 33 percent.
It can be seen that when Wiggins scores fewer points, the Warriors' winning percentage will decrease. Only when he shines on the offensive end can the team ensure a higher winning percentage. Wiggins has averaged 17.2 points per game this season, down from last season, especially after the All-Star Game, where Wiggins' ups and downs have been questioned.
After Curry's injury, Wiggins scored 20+ in only 3 games, and the number of shots did not increase compared to before.
Therefore, if the Warriors want to go further in the playoffs, they need more stimulation for Wiggins to play on the offensive end and give him more use, otherwise it is difficult to break the ice in the series by relying only on the Splash Brothers.