Andrew Wiggins admitted that it will be an adjustment to not have Thompson around the facility, in the locker room or on the court with the rest of the squad. "It's gonna be different," Wiggins said.

For as long as he can remember, Andrew Wiggins has considered Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson synonymous with the Golden State Warriors. Now, Curry's Splash Brother is wearing a Mavericks uniform.

Wiggins upon becoming a Warrior at the 2020 trade deadline began erasing the reputation he created during his five-plus years with the Minnesota Timberwolves as a disappointment of a former No. 1 overall draft pick, turning into a 2022 NBA All-Star and being the second-best player on a championship team months later.

It's hard to argue that the Warriors are the same team, however, because of the glaring, aching absence of Klay Thompson. "A guy like that, he's been here for long -- he was here for a long time," Looney said at Warriors Media Day on Monday,

It’s going to be different for sure,” Wiggins said. “On and off the court Klay is a big presence and when you think about Golden State you think about Klay, you think abo

Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins speaks with reporters Monday at media day and explains why he's aiming to improve his efficiency this season.Wiggins aims to ‘be more efficient' for Warrio