After the Miami Heat went through the All-Star break, the team looks to get back on track after the big trade sending Jimmy Butler to the Golden State Warriors. With the Heat looking to contend once again,

Andrew Wiggins finished the win with 25 points, eight rebounds, one assist and two steals while shooting 9/19 from the field and 2/6 from the three-point range in 42 minutes of playing time. Many people reacted to his performance on social media.

It has been talked about before by coaches and players that Miami's offense led by Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo resembles that of Golden State with such stars as Stephen Curry and Draymond Green. Wiggins would echo the same sentiments as he spoke to the media Sunday morning about how “there are similarities” with the four players mentioned.

How do you define trial by fire? Ask Andrew Wiggins, the Miami Heat newcomer currently is living that reality.

When Andrew Wiggins was drafted first overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2014, he burst onto the scene, clearly full of potential. However, he and Karl-Anthony Towns were never able to get the Wolves over the hump, and he was traded to the Golden State Warriors in 2020.