Wiggins' Breakout Opportunity in Chicago

0:00On March 3rd, here's the latest surrounding the NBA. The Oklahoma City Thunder are surging since the All-Star break, getting healthier and chasing the top seed in the Western Conference for playoff. Momentum. On Tuesday night in Chicago, though rest some stars on the front end of a back-to-back and lean-on role-players against the struggling Bull's team. Meanwhile, Aaron Wiggins stands out as a key bench-piece who could break out of his slump. After helping the Thunder win the title last season, he's averaged double digits this year, but found minutes tough with new additions like Jared. McCain shaking up the rotation. Coach Mark Dayno sticks with Wiggins through the rough patches, praising his low turnover play. Fans remember his strong stretch before the break, where he averaged 12.4 points over 11 games and had double digits nine times. Lately though, Wiggins has scored ten or more just once in six outing since the break, though he dropped 20 in Detroit last week for A, Shorehanded Squad. This match-up offers a prime chance for Wiggins to heat up as a score and finisher, building

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