After Golden State Warriors forward star Andre Iguodala announced that he would continue to play in the new season, The Athletic's Golden State Warriors reporter Anthony Slater also discussed Iguodala's role in the Warriors.
Slater believes that Iguodala is the undisputed locker room leader of the Warriors. His age, his qualifications and achievements he has made in the NBA are all there, and his professional qualities and professional spirit are also role models for young players. Iguodala's presence can provide a lot of experience and guidance to young people like Jordan Poole, Jonathan Kuminga, and Moses Moody, and can also help them become a top star in the NBA more quickly.
In addition to this, Slater also said that Iguodala's role on the court should not be ignored. Last season, Iguodala played for the Warriors in a total of 603 minutes of NBA games. During this period, the Warriors' plus or negative values reached +114. Although Iguodala may not be that outstanding in the data, there is no doubt that Iguodala still has certain abilities and can still make certain contributions to the team. He is not just a dressing room decoration.
Last season, Iguodala played 31 times for the team. During his 19.4 minutes of playing time, his average of 4 points, 3.2 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 0.8 steals, and 0.7 blocks. His shooting percentage was 38%, three-point shooting percentage was 23%, and free throw shooting percentage was 75%. Although his offensive efficiency has declined significantly, he can still help the team on the court with his rich experience.
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