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“Watching Stephen Curry shoot, look away, and start running the other away, every time you’re just amazed!”: Andrew Wiggins can’t get enough of his Warriors teammate’s unbelievable greatness

Akash Murty
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Andrew Wiggins, despite being the Warriors’ second-best player in their championship run, is just another Stephen Curry stan.

Andrew Wiggins was one of the best players in the league last season. Well, to put it correctly, he was one of the best players in the postseason. When he first came in a D’Angelo Russell trade, fans and experts were wondering if could be the Harrison Barnes of 2015 to the core of Draymond Green and the Splash brothers.

The former Timberwolves underachieving forward turned out much better than expectations. He even filled up for Klay Thompson and Green’s lack of offense and defense in different games.

From a questionable All-Star selection just towards the end of the regular season to being the second-best player of the championship team, Wiggins was everything Steve Kerr and Co. expected him to be and more.

The man knew he had to follow greatness playing behind Stephen Curry, so, he didn’t hesitate when it mattered the most and played all the playoffs games like he had forgotten how disappointing the first 5-6 years of his career were. He didn’t turn back to at the past like Curry doesn’t when he hits a confident jumper.

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Stephen Curry makes Andrew Wiggins wonder every new day

In a recent interview with Mark Carman of FanSided, the 27-year-old talked about everything since the start of his NBA career and came upon talking of the greatness of Curry.

Talking about how easy Steph makes the game look every day, Wiggins talked purely like a fan about how terrific it is to see someone shoot the basketball and don’t even look back at it while running back for the next possession as the ball swishes.

The difficulty of it is a surprise for Wiggins as well like every other person on the planet who knows every day is a new day and Curry being so unbelievably good every day is just wonderful to say the least.

“I feel like every game is something different. You never get used to it, you never get complacent. Every game you look at him, shoot from half-court or just shoot and look away start running the other away and every time you’re just amazed” Wiggins said.

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Akash Murty

Akash Murty

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An Electrical and Electronics Engineer by degree, Akash Murty is an NBA Editor at The SportsRush. Previously a Software Engineer, Murty couldn’t keep himself away from sports, and his knack for writing and putting his opinion forward brought him to the TSR. A big Soccer enthusiast, his interest in basketball developed late, as he got access to a hoop for the first time at 17. Following this, he started watching basketball at the 2012 Olympics, which transitioned to NBA, and he became a fan of the game as he watched LeBron James dominate the league. Him being an avid learner of the game and ritually following the league for around a decade, he now writes articles ranging from throwbacks, and live game reports, to gossip. LA Lakers are his favourite basketball team, while Chelsea has his heart in football. He also likes travelling, reading fiction, and sometimes cooking.

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