San Francisco, CA – The Golden State Warriors had another convincing victory on Wednesday night, this time led by Andrew Wiggins. It was against his former team the Minnesota Timberwolves. Wiggins was terrific in this game. He shot the ball exceptionally well and had two priceless poster slams over his good friend Karl-Anthony Towns. Those dunks gave Stephen Curry an interesting idea.

“I'm going to text Wiggs (Wiggins) that picture of him dunking on KAT every game right before the game to see if that helps get the juices flowing. So you got 72 text messages from me coming his way,” Stephen Curry told ClutchPoints.

His dunks Wednesday night brought so much energy into the building. Every dunk felt like Wiggins was slamming the door shut on Minnesota's chances of coming back. Anthony Edwards scored 48 points that night, but it wasn't enough to take down the Warriors.

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Andrew Wiggins led the team in scoring with 35 points. He started the game scorching hot, making his first ten attempts of the game. You can't expect him to do that every night, but if he can be a consistent offensive threat, it will help the Warriors tremendously.

The Warriors won this game in style. It was highlight plays left and right. If it wasn't Curry splashing a deep three, it was Wiggins or Gary Payton II throwing down a monster dunk. The first eleven games have been entertaining, but this one was different.

This game was unique. It's not what fans typically see in the Bay Area, but they love it, and it's producing some great results.