Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins could be heading toward the exit this summer. The Ringer reports that league sources believe Wiggins will be included in trade talks in the offseason as the Warriors look to improve their roster following a disappointing campaign. Golden State's season ended on Tuesday when the team suffered a blowout loss in the play-in tournament against Sacramento. Wiggins has spent four and a half seasons with the Warriors, winning the NBA championship in 2022. However, he had a rough campaign in 2023-24, and a divorce might be mutually beneficial. Wiggins is coming off the first season of a four-year, $109 million contract.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) is listed as probable ahead of Tuesday's game against the Los Angeles Lakers. Wiggins was a late scratch on Sunday due to a left ankle sprain. It sounds like it's a minor ankle issue, which is why Wiggins is considered probable for this contest. Trayce Jackson-Davis will likely be pushed back to the bench if Wiggins is available to play. Fantasy managers will have to check back on Tuesday for another update.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) won't play on Sunday versus Utah. He didn't suit up for Friday's loss to the Dallas Mavericks. Fortunately, Jonathan Kuminga (knee) will return after missing the last six games, which should help lessen the blow caused by Wiggins' absence, even more so with Stephen Curry (rest) getting the night off. Guys like Moses Moody and Brandin Podziemski could also surpass their DFS expectations.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) will come out of the lineup on Friday versus Dallas. He has been downgraded from questionable to out. Wiggins was limited to 23 minutes on Thursday against Houston due to a sore left ankle. Golden State completes a back-to-back, so it makes sense to give Wiggins a bit of rest. Jonathan Kuminga (knee) appears to be trending toward playing on Friday and should pick up most of Wiggins' minutes. The team also hopes to have Gary Payton II (ankle) available, and his presence would also help Golden State to cope with Wiggins' absence.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) received a questionable tag on Friday while he deals with ankle soreness. The veteran wing hasn't enjoyed the same success this year as he has in recent seasons, but he still gets enough playing time to warrant spot starts in various league formats and even some DFS lineups. If he has to miss a game and Jonathan Kuminga (knee) also doesn't play, Trayce Jackson-Davis, Brandin Podziemski, and Moses Moody will all receive big minutes. Even if Kuminga does play while Wiggins is sidelined, all three should still see plenty of opportunities.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (personal) is ready to return to action, head coach Steve Kerr confirmed on Tuesday. He'll be back from a four-game absence on Wednesday versus Milwaukee. After attending to a personal family matter, Wiggins returned to the Bay Area on Monday and was a full participant in Tuesday's practice. Kerr added that it's likely Wiggins will return in a starting role, meaning Moses Moody is heading back to the bench. Moody had a good spell in the starting unit but offers very little in a bench role fantasy-wise. Before his sudden exit from the lineup a week ago, Wiggins had started to turn his season around, averaging 15.3 points over a nine-game stretch.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (personal) will be away from the team indefinitely, head coach Steve Kerr has revealed. He will miss a second consecutive contest on Thursday versus the Knicks, and it's unclear when Wiggins will be available again. "We're in a position where Wiggs is a private person and he's asked to keep it private and we're gonna honor that," Kerr said on Bay Area radio station 95.7 The Game. "So it doesn't help for me to sit here and try to explain any of that. The bottom line is we respect Wiggs, we need him and we fully expect him back, but we just don't know when that will be." Moses Moody started in place of Wiggins on Tuesday against Denver, posting 12 points with three rebounds and two steals in 23 minutes.

Golden State Warriors wing Andrew Wiggins (personal) is listed as out for the team's game Thursday against the Knicks. The 29-year-old will miss his second consecutive game due to personal reasons, with his next opportunity to return slated for Sunday against the Celtics. Moses Moody drew the start in Wiggins' absence last game, and he is expected to fill in again on Thursday. Additionally, Lester Quinones and Gary Payton could see increased minutes. Wiggins maintains season averages of 12.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 1.7 assists in 27.2 minutes per game.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins will miss Tuesday's contest against Washington for personal reasons. He comes out of the lineup after playing in nine consecutive games. Wiggins has averaged 27.9 minutes over the stretch. Most of his minutes look set to go to the returning Chris Paul (hand) on Tuesday, but Gary Payton II and Lester Quinones might also see some extra action.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) will suit up ahead of Thursday's game against the Indiana Pacers. Wiggins made his return to the court on Wednesday and was limited during that game. However, the fact he was limited was probably because the game was a blowout. The expectation is that Wiggins should go back to his normal role on Thursday. Fellow forward Draymond Green (knee) has also been cleared for this game. Fantasy managers should double check their lineups ahead of Thursday's game.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) is available ahead of Wednesday's game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Wiggins will make his return to the court after missing one game due to a left ankle sprain. Brandin Podziemski figures to take a hit in fantasy value with Wiggins back in the picture. Although, Podziemski has seen an increased role recently which means he might still be worth holding in certain fantasy formats.

According to Yahoo senior NBA reporter Jake Fischer, Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (foot) has drawn interest from several clubs heading toward the trade deadline. Fischer, citing league sources, named the Bucks and Mavericks as the two teams eyeing Wiggins. However, Milwaukee would need to include Bobby Portis to make a deal work, something the Bucks might not be willing to do. As far as the Mavs are concerned, the club could look to move Tim Hardaway Jr. or Grant Williams. But the Warriors would likely need more than either of those two players to complete a transaction. Nonetheless, Wiggins could benefit significantly from a move, considering he's averaged a career-low 12.2 points this season and has lost minutes to others, specifically Jonathan Kuminga. For now, he's considered probable ahead of Wednesday's matchup with the Philadelphia 76ers.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) won't suit up for Monday night's meeting with the Nets. The 28-year-old injured his left ankle during Saturday's overtime loss to the Atlanta Hawks, so he finished with two points and two blocks in 19 minutes. Fortunately, head coach Steve Kerr doesn't believe Wiggins will be out long, meaning there's a chance he could return versus Philadelphia on Wednesday. However, until Wiggins is back on the floor, Brandin Podziemski could benefit from a production standpoint.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (ankle) is considered doubtful to play Monday versus the Nets. Wiggins hurt his left ankle in a game against Atlanta at the weekend, and his chances of playing against Brooklyn appear slim. Brandin Podziemski started the second half instead of Wiggins versus the Hawks and posted a second consecutive double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds. The rookie out of Santa Clara appears set for his 12th career start without Wiggins on Monday. Podziemski has previously posted 11.1 points, 6.9 rebounds, 4.1 assists, and 1.5 steals as a member of the starting unit.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (foot) finished Saturday's overtime loss to Atlanta with two points and two blocks. Unfortunately, his night ended after 19 minutes because of a foot injury. Head coach Steve Kerr announced after the game that X-rays were negative. The 28-year-old also downplayed the injury, stating his foot "wasn't too bad," although the team will likely take things day-by-day, meaning his availability for Monday's game in Brooklyn is in jeopardy. If Wiggins can't suit up for that one, Brandin Podziemski, who had a double-double against the Hawks, would be the favorite to slide into the starting lineup.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins will move to the bench heading into Wednesday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans. This comes after Wiggins has posted back-to-back terrible outings. Head coach Steve Kerr is trying to shake up his lineup and is hopeful that a move to the bench will help Wiggins shake off the rust. Brandin Podziemski will start in place of Wiggins during Wednesday's game. He's normally good for at least double digit scoring, so he could be a low-end streaming option for Wednesday's game.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (illness) is questionable for Monday's meeting with the Denver Nuggets. He's battling a non-COVID-related illness, keeping him off the floor for the Warriors' previous two games versus Portland and Washington. At any rate, Wiggins has struggled this season, averaging a career-low 12.3 points with 4.6 rebounds and 1.1 assists, so his absence has had a minimal impact on fantasy managers. Fortunately, Trayce Jackson-Davis, the 2023 No. 57 overall pick, has stepped up, amassing a double-double in two of his previous three appearances. Although Jackson-Davis should remain in the rotation once Wiggins returns, he could see less work when it happens.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (illness) is questionable for Saturday's matchup with the Trail Blazers. The veteran is battling a non-COVID-related illness, which kept him off the floor on Friday night versus the Wizards. As a result, Trayce Jackson-Davis got more work, logging 25 minutes, and finished with 15 rebounds, 10 points, and one block in 25 minutes. If Wiggins misses another game, Jackson-Davis could remain a useful streaming option for those needing to fill a hole in their lineup.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (illness) and guard Chris Paul (illness) will both suit up for Tuesday's game against the Boston Celtics. It appears both players are dealing with minor illnesses, but that won't stop them from suiting up for this game. The expectation is that both players should be fully available for this game. They'll likely take on a bigger workload with Draymond Green still unavailable due to his suspension. Fantasy managers should double check their lineups to get Wiggins and Paul active both tip-off.

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins (finger) is available for Wednesday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers. Wiggins will make his return to the starting five after missing the past two games due to a index finger contusion. His return should push Moses Moody back to the second unit. The expectation is that Wiggins is going to resume his normal role in the rotation, so Moody won't have much streaming value off the bench.