Andrew Wiggins Out of Golden State Warriors Preseason Opener, According to Steve Kerr Amid Serious Concerns
Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins is set to miss the team’s preseason opener, head coach Steve Kerr announced earlier today. According to Kerr, the decision to sideline Wiggins comes amid serious concerns that have not been fully disclosed to the public.
While specifics about Wiggins’ absence remain unclear, Kerr hinted that the situation is more than just a minor injury, raising questions about the player’s immediate future with the team. “It’s something we’re dealing with internally,” Kerr commented during a press conference. “We want to make sure Andrew is in the best shape both physically and mentally before he returns to the court.”
Wiggins, who played a pivotal role in the Warriors’ 2022 NBA Championship run, had previously dealt with personal and injury issues last season, leading to an extended absence. His status will be closely monitored as the Warriors prepare for the upcoming 2024-2025 season. The team and fans alike are hopeful for his swift return, but concerns remain about his availability for the remainder of the preseason.
Kerr and the Warriors organization have expressed their full support for Wiggins, emphasizing the importance of his well-being both on and off the court. Further updates regarding his situation are expected in the coming days.
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