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Andrew Wiggins

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F-G · #22 · MIA

6-6 · 210 · Kansas · Canada

Profile

About Andrew Wiggins

Andrew Wiggins is a forward-guard for the Miami Heat in the NBA, wearing #22. Andrew Wiggins is listed at 6-6, 210 lbs and came into the league from Kansas.

Andrew Wiggins ranks #77 on Stat Sniper's top 100 NBA players list for the 2025-26 season (30.2 fantasy points per game), #30 among forwards. Among NBA stat leaders, Wiggins is #32 in blocks per game (1.0).

For Andrew Wiggins AI sports predictions and props, Chad, Stat Sniper's AI sports betting assistant, publishes NBA picks and player props on the daily picks page.

Season

Andrew Wiggins 2025-26 Season Stats

Per Game

15.5
PTS
4.9
REB
2.7
AST
1.1
STL
1.0
BLK
1.5
TO

Shooting

2.1
3PM

Games

69
GP
Team

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Leaders

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News

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FAQ

Andrew Wiggins FAQ

What team does Andrew Wiggins play for?

Andrew Wiggins plays for the Miami Heat in the NBA as a forward-guard, wearing #22.

Where can I find AI sports predictions for Andrew Wiggins?

Chad, Stat Sniper's AI sports betting assistant, makes NBA AI sports predictions, including player props, and publishes them on Stat Sniper's daily picks page. This page collects the stats behind them: Andrew Wiggins's season numbers, recent game log and next matchup.

Is Andrew Wiggins injured?

Andrew Wiggins has no injury designation on the current report.

Where does Andrew Wiggins rank among NBA players?

Andrew Wiggins ranks #77 on Stat Sniper's top 100 NBA players list for the 2025-26 season (30.2 fantasy points per game), #30 among forwards. In the NBA stat leaders, Wiggins is #32 in blocks per game (1.0). The top 100 list ranks every player by fantasy points per game: 1 point per point scored, 1.2 per rebound, 1.5 per assist, 3 per steal, 3 per block and −1 per turnover, averaged per game; players need at least half as many games as the league leader.