MINNEAPOLIS — Andrew Wiggins had scored only four points heading into halftime on Saturday night against the Chicago Bulls, who were playing without Jimmy Butler after the All-Star guard strained his left knee the night before in Denver.
In the third, Wiggins started turning things around; he scored seven points in the quarter and appeared to be more engaged in the game. He clearly saved his best for last.
Wiggins was the clutch scorer the Wolves need him to be if they want to take the next step in the rugged Western Conference; he showed ice in his veins during crunch time when the team needed buckets.