Heres what Prime Minister Stephen Harper had to say to Wiggins, as well as fellow Cavs teammate and Canadian, Tristan Thompson.
Carl Davis Jersey . For the second year in a row, a Canadian is the #1 overall pick in the NBA draft. Congrats @22wiggins. #canadadraft2014 — Stephen Harper (@pmharper) June 27, 2014 The 6 really in the building now @22wiggins Welcome to the 216 bro!! — Tristan Thompson (@RealTristan13) June 27, 2014Johnny Manziel also had a warm welcome from Cleveland for Mr. Wiggins. A WIGGINS!!! Welcome to the city my brother and congratulations @22wiggins #CavsSZN — Johnny Manziel (@JManziel2) June 27, 2014Andrew Wiggins meets with the Canadian media for the first time since being announced as the 1st overall pick. Cabbie couldnt wait to get his hands on him. Canadas man of the moment sits down for his first Canadian interview after being picked #1 pic.twitter.com/UPhpeM62Cf — BarDown (@BarDown) June 27, 2014 Cabbie and Andrew Wiggins
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