With 1:37 left in the second period and Miami leading 55-47 at Kaseya Center, Andrew Wiggins attacks the baseline, gliding to the rim for the driving layup. The former All-Star, acquired just weeks earlier in the blockbuster Jimmy Butler trade, continues his torrid shooting display as the Heat work to snap their embarrassing 10-game losing streak against Charlotte. Wiggins, wearing Jimmy Butler's former number 22, pairs his smooth finishing ability with elite outside shooting in what becomes a franchise-defining performance. The 30-year-old forward's historic night helps end Miami's longest skid in 17 years with a dominant 122-105 victory, finishing with his most points since his career-high 47 in November 2016 with a spectacular 42 points, three rebounds, two steals, and one block. · Mar 23, 2025