After seeing his role diminish gradually since entering the NBA in 2021, fourth-year wing Aaron Wiggins broke out for the title-winning Oklahoma City Thunder last season. He played a career-high 1,744 minutes in 76 regular-season appearances (26 starts) and 303 minutes in 22 postseason games, entrenching himself in the Thunder’s rotation with added 3-point volume and timely drives to the basket. Wiggins logged at least 15 minutes in 72 total games, at least 20 minutes in 51 games, at least 25 minutes in 29 games and at least 30 minutes in 13 games. Oklahoma City went 62-14 in his regular-season games and 15-7 in his playoff action. The 26-year-old averaged 12.0 points on 48.8% shooting, 3.9 rebounds