Andre Iguodala

According to Warriors PR, the 34-year-old swingman will miss his second straight game

OAKLAND —With three of their four All-Stars out due to injury, the Warriors hardly resembled their typical juggernaut on Wednesday night. But with Kevin Durant’s steady hand, and contributions from its complementary players, Golden State cruised to a 117-106 win over the visiting Los Angeles Lakers.

After spraining his ankle on Tuesday night, the Warriors announced Jordan Bell is be ruled out against the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night, along with Patrick McCaw and both David West and Andre Iguodala are listed as doubtful.

Andre Iguodala doesn’t get up like he used to, but he almost threw down a contender for dunk of the year over a 6’9″ 23-year-old…his own teammate Jordan Bell.

Quick thoughts as basketball heads to the home stretch and baseball gets ready to begin…

While appearing on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning, Marcus Thompson of The Athletic shared which players he thought did the best job coaching Monday night against the Phoenix Suns.

After missing the last two games with a left calf contusion, Andre Iguodala was cleared to return to the court and will face the New York Knicks on Tuesday evening.

With Andre Iguodala and Draymond Green unavailable Wednesday night, Jordan Bell will start his second game against the Chicago Bulls.

As the Warriors prepare for their third meeting against the Mavericks this season, Omri Casspi and Andre Igoudala were ruled out for Wednesday night’s game.

Draymond Green is scheduled to return for Friday’s game vs. the Lakers, after sitting out five of the last six with a shoulder issue the team has announced.