Mavericks, Bucks eyeing Warriors’ Andrew Wiggins ahead of NBA trade deadline
NY Post
The Warriors may not be ready for a teardown, but teams are targeting their roster for potential reinforcements.
The Mavericks and Bucks are both eyeing Andrew Wiggins ahead of Thursday’s trade deadline, according to Yahoo.
Wigginis, 28, is averaging 12.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.5 assists per game.
The Warriors are 22-25 and seemingly headed nowhere this year, raising questions about the future of the roster.
Stephen Curry is locked in and won’t be traded, Klay Thompson is a pending free agent and Draymond Green has a contract that other teams are unlikely to touch.
Jonathan Kuminga and Chris Paul won’t be traded, per Yahoo.
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