We will be sorry we traded him. When Love buckles under the adversity or gets hurt in the ECF, and Wiggins is passing Paul George and Carmelo. When Love is exposed repeatedly in the playoffs as Boozer has time and again, we will wish we had our Wiggins back. When he becomes the best wing defenders in the league, and Lebron has lost a step, we will wonder if we could have won even one, while the amazing rebounder talks about his rehab, and how next year he won't be wearing a suit.
Seriously, Wiggins is the type of guy who rarely gets injured. He is too graceful. I just remember how we were dying to get Lebron his Pippen, and after all this shit, after all this garbage that has gone on, he is in the palm of our hands, and we will trade him away for scoring and rebounding. It has disaster written all over it.
I was really looking forward to Wiggins growing into the 3, Lebron sliding to the 4, and Kyrie and Dion manning the guard spots. AV would hold out until he has to come off the bench, and we would use our other resources to get a 5 somehow. Instead we will spend all our assets on the 4 position where it is more important to have a defender than a scorer. This will be the 2nd #1 overall we have paid for the 4, after already spending a #4 overall on it. 1 double double machine, another guy with what they say is big potential, but keep throwing our resources down the pf hole. It's not like there is an important defensive position that is one injury prone vet deep at the moment.
Whether people realize it or not, flexibility was what sunk the Heat. They didn't have any. We are dumping ours by the boatload right now. 3 max contracts, especially 2 that will likely be more than supermax because they are signed right when the revenue stream goes up will hurt even Dan Gilbert. It's worth it to have a chucker at the 4 who makes a lot of his chucks.
The dog dropped its bone in the water because it tried to steal the bone from the mouth of the dog staring back up at him from the pool.