The reigning NBA Finals MVP, Iguodala is averaging 7.3 points and 4.1 rebounds per game, though his value to the team is bigger than numbers.
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The Golden State Warriors will be without Andre Iguodala for at least the next two weeks as head coach Steve Kerr confirmed an MRI revealed an ankle sprain for the versatile swingman.
Andre Iguodala #9 of the Golden State Warriors handles the ball against the Portland Trail Blazers on March 11, 2016 at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California.
Bogut wasn’t immediately available to comment on whether he was referring to the play that Lillard made on the ball in the third quarter of the Warriors’ 128-112 win Friday.
The Warriors are chasing the “95-’96 Chicago Bulls” record of 72-10 and are on track of topping the feat. “It’s a really big deal”, Kerr said in regard to the severity of the ailment.
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Although Iguodala is out, the team is expecting him to be available and completely healthy once the postseason begins – a scenario he is certainly very familiar with after helping his team get the championship last season against the Cleveland Cavaliers. According to Kerr, the bulk of his minutes will go to Brandon Rush. Point guard Ian Clark also could get more time on the court. “Andre’s so important to everything we do”. “Anybody can get a survey done to benefit their particular agenda by simply by asking the right people. He’s one of our guys who just always knows what’s happening on the floor”.
