Volume 4: Golden State Prosperity

Irving turned his head, snorted twice disdainfully through his nose, shook his head, then walked onto the court and shook hands with the opponent who had beaten him. With Wiggins's outstanding performance, Chase Center once again showed tremendous enthusiasm during the suspense-free fourth quarter. For the past three seasons, he had been suppressed by Leonard and could only come off the bench, unable to display his full strength. After being scored on by Wiggins twice in a row, James lost face and decided to defend with everything he had. In Zhang Yu's previous life, Wiggins had wasted five muddled years with the Timberwolves. It was only after being traded to the Warriors that he learned what the right way to play basketball was, beginning to learn how to defend and shoot. He transformed from a soft bust everyone had written off into a first-rate two-way wing. James gave Wiggins a step, guarding against the drive, but Wiggins unexpectedly pulled up directly for three. James had no time to contest it, and the shot swished cleanly through the net. Wiggins scored seven straight points against James, and the game completely lost its suspense. With James struggling offensively, the Cavaliers' offense collapsed as well. Yet he refused to give up the ball, and the Cavaliers went a long time without scoring. Off the court, Wiggins had a gentle, humble, and easygoing personality. He got along well with every teammate, and his popularity on the Warriors was second only to Curry's. Who wouldn't love a Wiggins like that? In the toxic atmosphere of a bad team, Wiggins had learned nothing and wasted five whole years. When he took the court, he never fought for anything. Whatever Zhang Yu asked him to do, he did. Despite being the first overall pick, he never demanded