Is Andrew Wiggins back? 3 Big Things as Warriors beat the Magic

Warriors are finally playing like their season, like their future, like their legacy is on the line here.

It wasn't across the board, but you had a nice start from Klay Thompson.

You had a good burst to the start of the game.

Draymond Green getting ejected after three minutes.

I thought it was a soft ejection, like crazy soft.

I thought it was laughable.

I'm not sure where Draymond crossed the line for the second technical foul, but apparently he did regardless.

You had a Warriors team on the second end of a back-to-back that came out with some punch and some force.

And let's give some credit where it's due.

Two guys, two young guys, Moses Moody, Trace Jackson Davis.

We're starting to expect this from Trace Jackson Davis.

He was immense tonight against the Magic.

Let's talk Moses Moody, four of nine from the field.

He missed all of his three-pointers.

So what? 4-9 from the field, 5 rebounds, 3 assists, 12 points in 24 minutes.

But he made you feel him.

He was out there making stuff happen.

Didn't always go right, but he was out there making stuff happen.

And I think that leads into our second point for this game, which is, hey, it's Andrew Wiggins.

What a concept.

If Andrew Wiggins needed all this time to build up to this, it might have been worth it.

It might have been worth it.

I'm not saying he was spectacular tonight.

What I'm saying was that this is the Andrew Wiggins that we knew was in there.

This is the Andrew Wiggins that we saw tonight.