NBA Today: 5 Early predictions for Most Improved Player Award in 2019-20 season

#3 Andrew Wiggins

Andrew Wiggins remains a star with untapped talent

Andrew Wiggins was selected first in the 2014 NBA draft and the Toronto native looked set for superstardom after taking home the Rookie of the Year award in his debut season. Wiggins continued to improve over the next two seasons, and by the 16-17 season, the young star was averaging 23.6 points per game.

However, the Timberwolves man has since lost his way and has been widely criticized for his lack of interest and effort while on the court. Wiggins' shot selection has also been scrutinized, as he shot just 41% from the field last season - and endured a 0-for-12 shooting night back in November.

Nevertheless, Wiggins' natural talent remains, and the Wolves have stated that their revamped coaching team is focused on getting the best out of their inconsistent star. If Wiggins can improve his defense while rediscovering his scoring touch then he will be among the frontrunners to pick up the award next June.