Minnesota Timberwolves: 5 Goals For Andrew Wiggins

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MINNEAPOLIS, MN – APRIL 11: Andrew Wiggins /

2. Rebounding

To be fair, Wiggins isn’t going to waste all of his energy trying to muscle for rebounds. Yeah yeah yeah.. he’s 6’8″ and super athletic – but he’s only about 200 lb.

Look, both he and the Wolves are taking a step by step process to make sure he doesn’t put to much muscle on at once. They are taking their time to ensure he doesn’t create any injuries or cause any confusion with his body.

This is very important to take this process slowly. With so much potential and a corner stone player for your franchise, you don’t want to ruin your future.

He could get a rebound or two more a game, and that’s not realistic at all. Over the span of his three years he’s averaged around four rebounds a game. This next year if he could up that to five or six rebounds a game, it would add additional help for Karl-Anthony Towns.

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