After connecting on 49.2% on 1.6 attempts from deep, it’s no coincidence Oklahoma City Thunder shooting guard Aaron Wiggins took on an increased role from head coach Mark Daigneault this season. After Sunday’s win against the Minnesota Timberwolves,

Wiggins has played off the bench in six of his 12 appearances in February but he's averaging a robust line of 19.2 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 0.9 steals per game. That includes four games in which he scored at least 24 points.

After blowing a 25-point lead against Minnesota in its last game out, the Thunder needed a big response. It was looking like more of the same slump, but late life lifted Oklahoma City to a much needed win,

Aaron Wiggins gets the friendly roll to fall on the tough layup. Aaron Wiggins gets the friendly roll to fall on the tough layup

With Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Jalen Williams and Aaron Wiggins, the Thunder would turn a Laker playoff series into a layup line.

Oklahoma City's Aaron Wiggins turned in another strong performance off the bench in the team's win against Minnesota on Sunday night.

With the NBA All-Star break here, it's time to evaluate Oklahoma City Thunder's Aaron Wiggins' 2024-25 season. How has he performed so far?

In each of his four seasons in the league, Wiggins has improved in nearly all categories. Despite a downtick in overall shooting percentage, his ability as a scorer and defender t

February scoring surge continues

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After averaging 15.7 minutes per game last season, Wiggins has seen an uptick to 22.0 this season while averaging a career-best in points (11.0), rebounds (3.6), assists (1.6), steals (0.8), and blocks (0.3). It’s the kind of production that led to the Thunder staying pat at the trade deadline.