How many points did Wiggins score with the Warriors and the Heat this season?

Wiggins once said that for every point he scored in the NBA, he donated $22 to charities to help vulnerable children who want to participate in sports but are restricted. Wiggins likes children very much and hopes that all children can grow up healthily and happily.

How many points did Wiggins get this season and how much money did he donate?

Wiggins played 43 games with the Warriors this season and was traded to the Heat. He played 17 games. This season, Wiggins scored a total of 1078 points, 269 rebounds and 158 assists in the two teams this season.

Wiggins averaged 17.9 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game this season.

1078 multiplied by 22, Wiggins will donate $23,716 this season.

Wiggins did not do such kindness this year, he started doing it a long time ago. He is a very caring player.

The Warriors traded Wiggins because they wanted to get a stronger striker, and Butler became their choice. Compared with Wiggins, Butler's inside-line killing ability will be stronger. Butler can always create opponents' fouls and get points on the free throw line. Don't underestimate the ability to create fouls. If the fouls have the opportunity to stand on the free throw line and get points easily, disrupt the opponent's rhythm, stabilize the morale of the army, and make fouls can also cause the opponent to encounter fouls. If the opponent's core fouls are too many, then he will not play on the court for too long, which will greatly affect the personnel rotation and lineup allocation of the opponent's team. Butler can make 7.7 free throws per game in the Warriors, make 6.7 free throws, and 87% free throws; while Wiggins averages 4.2 free throws, 3.2 free throws, and 77.7% free throws, and 4.6 free throws, 3.4 free throws, and 73.1% free throws. Wiggins' ability to make fouls is not as good as Butler.

Wiggins' passing ability is not as strong as Butler. Wiggins averaged 2.3 assists in his career, and this season he averaged 3.3 assists in his Heat; but Butler averaged 4.3 assists in his career, and this season he averaged 5.9 assists in his game with the Warriors.

Wiggins's hard-solving ability is not as good as Butler. Butler can really solve the problem at critical moments and has a decisive character. He can always make the right choice at critical moments. After he joined the Warriors, the Warriors' record improved significantly. At the critical moment, the Warriors don’t have to rely on Curry alone to play. When Wiggins was in the Warriors, he played more in 3D. Defending the opponent’s core offensive on the outside is his top priority. After Butler arrives, Curry plays and Butler can take over the game and tear open the opponent's defense line with his own strength. At the same time, he has to defend Curry and Butler, and the opponent's defense pressure will be very high.

Butler's tough temperament is also what the Warriors need.

Wiggins was traded to the Heat, and the team's requirements for him were different. With the Warriors and Curry, he played more without the ball, defended well, and restricted his opponent's offensive core; but the Heat wanted him to play Butler's role, scoring, rebounding and assisting. When the Heat played in the playoffs, Wiggins performed well and scored high scores, making great contributions to the Heat's entry into the playoffs.

But in the first round of the playoffs against the Cavaliers, the number one in the Eastern Conference, Wiggins was restricted by his opponent and performed in moderation. In the next few playoffs, Spole didn't give Wiggins many opportunities, but instead reused Jovic.

Wigkins is now in the Heat, but he is very likely to be traded by the Heat.

What the Heat lacks now is the kind of ball-holding core that can take big shots. Wiggins is not that strong in scoring ability now and is getting older. Instead of being high or low in the forward position, the Heat would train young players such as Jovic. According to Riley's trading habits, this is a high probability of happening.

Wiggins should be mentally prepared to be traded. He wants to make another amazing performance to prove his worth.

Wiggins possesses this talent and ability. Wiggins should play more proactively on the offensive end and make his data look better. Wiggins wants to regain his Timberwolves' playing style and keep rushing to the basket.

If Wiggins goes to the championship team, his stable scoring ability and top defensive ability will become an excellent championship puzzle.

The Lakers need a strong forward like Wiggins, but unfortunately they don’t have enough chips to impress the Heat to trade with them.