Andrew Wiggins is ecstatic about his reunion with fellow champion Klay Thompson

Now that Klay Thompson has joined the Miami Heat , he seems intent on adding another championship to his four rings from his Golden State Warriors days. The most recent win was in 2022, when he was also teammates with a certain Andrew Wiggins.

With this latest move to the Heat , Thompson has reunited with Wiggins. It is a touching reunion between the two former Warriors , and they now have a common goal once again. This time, it will be to help the Heat succeed in the Eastern Conference.

Andrew Wiggins loves that he gets to play with Klay Thompson again

For a long time, Thompson was one of the Warriors' focal points. He and Stephen Curry formed the Splash Brothers, the league's most dangerous shooting duo. In 2024, Thompson ended his 13-year run with the Warriors to join the Dallas Mavericks in free agency.

He was intent on playing alongside Luka Doncic, but unfortunately, the front office had different plans because they traded the Slovenian superstar just a few months later. With that move, it ended the championship window for the Mavericks , so Thompson wanted out.

After securing a buyout with the Mavericks, Thompson was free to sign with any team in the league. He felt that Miami was the best destination, and it seems that he is being accepted by the fans, the franchise, and a former teammate of his. Wiggins himself loves that he has another familiar face playing alongside him.

"He's one of the most competitive people I played with. To have him on the squad is going to be amazing. He's one of one. He brings that championship mentality to the team, and this is a year that we can do something special, and he's someone that can be a big part of it," Wiggins said about Thompson on the Heat's social media page .

Thompson and Wiggins will be important pieces for head coach Erik Spoelstra's system. If they can play within their roles, the Heat could compete with the best teams in the Eastern Conference for a shot at the NBA Finals.