As the Miami Heat head into the final week of their regular season, they find themselves at a crossroads with forward Andrew Wiggins in regards to what could have been and what still could be. Sidelined the past five games with what the team has been listing as right hamstring tendinopathy,

Andrew Wiggins’ arrival in Miami sparked excitement among fans who believed his talent could fill the void left by Jimmy Butler. However, a string of injuries has derailed those hopes, and Wiggins has since expressed deep frustration over his ongoing health setbacks.

As the Miami Heat are looking to take its “good loss” against the Milwaukee Bucks and turn it into something positive, it paid off as the team beat the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday night, 117-105. Despite the Heat missing Bam Adebayo and Andrew Wiggins,

The Sixers held a lead in the early going, but once the Heat turned it on and got into a groove, there was not much Philadelphia could do on the road. Miami walked away with a 117-105 win to send the Sixers to their 12th straight loss.

Their losing streak grew to a dozen games Monday night in Miami with a 117-105 defeat to the Heat. Lonnie Walker IV and Quentin Grimes scored 29 points apiece for the 23-56 Sixers. Duncan Robinson was the Heat’s leading scorer with 21 points off the bench on 7-for-8 shooting.