Here's my hometown scouting report / strategy:
I would use Bradley to put Lavine in a pressure cooker. Put Sully on Dieng and Bass on Pekovic.
Wiggins plays with his back to the basket quite a bit, mostly resulting in long stepback 2's, which we'll live with. He makes tough shots. When he faces up, he goes quick -- either one quick jab step or none at all. He prefers to beat length by getting the ball up quick, not out leaping. He also likes post catches where he can spin/hook(the illegal variety) to the baseline and use contact to prevent the D from elevating. Occasional backdoor lobs.
I'd use Smart/Crowder on Wiggins, but be ready to move Bass over there if needed, and Wallace can come in and shove Pek around (or die tryin) for a while; Pek doesn't elevate, but you HAVE to box him out early. TEAM rebounding is key. I'd also throw an occasional quick double at Wiggins - make Lavine beat you from outside, but stay GLUED to Kmart.
Only way we lose this game is
A. Wiggins or Kmart score 30 efficiently
B. Dieng and Pek get 20+ 2nd chance points