Andre Iguodala

Andre Iguodala is cold blooded. With the Warriors leading the Raptors 106-104 and less than 10 seconds on the clock, Stephen Curry found himself trapped.

Towards the end of what would prove to be a 118-109 Game 1 NBA Finals loss to the Toronto Raptors, Andre Iguodala came up limping.

The Warriors were due for an off night, and with no Andre Iguodala, it seemed like tonight would be that night, if ever such a night would come. It did not.

It never seemed likely that Andre Iguodala would play in Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals.

What’s your worst nightmare? We’re guessing it’s not winning three-straight NBA Championships.

Good news on the Andre Iguodala front.

The last thing the Warriors want is for Andre Iguodala to be injured for the NBA Finals.

Andre Iguodala was pretty hyped after his game-ending strip of Damian Lillard, and for good reason.

Andre Iguodala is a timeless wonder. With time ticking down, Iguodala was at his absolute defensive best.

In the closing moments of the Warriors’ Game 4 loss to the Rockets, Andre Iguodala left his feet to rebound James Harden’s missed free throw.