If the Warriors keep winning, they could get an old friend back in Andre Iguodala.
Andre Iguodala hasn’t appeared in a game for the Warriors since March, but he could return if the team advances further in the playoffs.If the Warriors keep winning, they could get an old friend back. Andre Iguodala only appeared in eight games this year, breaking his wrist attacking the basket in a March game against the Suns. Golden State announced Saturday that Iguodala has ramped up his workouts and is “expected to participate in team practices at some point next week.
With his advanced age and given his very slow start to the 2022-23 season, it’s easy to think the Warriors have had Iguodala in the Udonis Haslem role this year. But in his brief period of health, Iguodala played a very real role for the Dubs, averaging 14 minutes in eight games. He’s been a sideline fixture in street clothes since, often seen vigorously coaching up the Warriors’ youngsters.that “he hasn’t done any full-contact work, but … he’s getting closer to possibly being able to play.
The Western Conference finals, if the Dubs make it that far, would run the last two weeks of May; the NBA Finals are set for June 1-18. First, though, the Warriors would have to get through the Lakers. Game 3 tips off Saturday at 5:30 p.m. in Los Angeles.
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