Andrew Wiggins, Your Extension Awaits!

Dear Andrew Wiggins,

Mr. Taylor sees this:

Wolves owner wants meeting with Wiggins before max contract https://t.co/S4EskoD9Hx

— Jon Krawczynski (@JonKrawczynski) August 7, 2017

You see this.

I see this.

We all see this because we all know what’s coming:

https://twitter.com/howlintwolf/status/894743124857073665

Yes…

Yes, Mr. Wiggins!

Soon…

I betchu you’re excited about the extension, and I know you have a meeting with Mr. Taylor on a variety of topics:

Taylor wants to hear Wiggins say face-to-face that he is willing to put in the work to become a two-way star. Taylor believes AW is ready

— Jon Krawczynski (@JonKrawczynski) August 7, 2017

Regardless of the subjects discussed, and the pressures you may feel of living up to a max extension, don’t forget this: extensions breed expectations but expectations, in the end, are simply expectations.

Nothing more, nothing less.

Sure, the expectations may be coming from Mr. Taylor, the owner, but when he’s sitting courtside next to Thibs at the Target Center, he is a fan like everyone else.

He expects you to finish at the corners. He expects you to defend inside.

He, like every other fan out there—myself included—expects improvements.

Incrementally.

So Mr. Wiggins, before you knock on Mr. Taylor’s door, pause for a second—and remember this: you have improved your game this offseason.

You have improved a lot since your rookie season.

And when you sit there, waiting for the documents, anxiously twirling your pen, pause for another second—and remember this: you’ve earned all of this.

Your extension awaits!

—DP

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