“Stephen Curry is the reason I play basketball”: Andre Iguodala shares how the Warriors’ superstar his motivation behind staying in the league
Warriors’ veteran Andre Iguodala shares how 2x MVP Stephen Curry is the reason he is still in the league and playing basketball
Last Friday was a moment to rejoice for all Golden State Warriors fans. Our beloved veteran Andre Iguodala announced that he wanted to retire as a Warriors, and hence was making his way back to the franchise. The addition of Andre provides some much-needed veteran presence in what is a very young squad. Iguodala is an experienced veteran and a crucial part of what resulted in the Warriors’ success in the past.
However, another thing that makes him perfect for the Warriors is the chemistry he shares with the team. When his return to the team was announced, Stephen Curry put out a post for the same on Instagram.
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Andre Iguodala shares how Stephen Curry is crucial to him playing basketball
Andre Iguodala spent six years as a Warriors before he got traded to the Grizzlies because of salary cap issues. In those six years, the Warriors were at their best and won three titles. It also saw the rise of Stephen Curry as the greatest shooter in the history of the game, and one of the best players of all time. Andre was fortunate to see the rise in person, and admire it as it occurred.
During the 2018-19 season, Andre was asked what motivates him to keep playing basketball. His answer was simple: Stephen Curry. He elaborated and explained that he wanted Stephen Curry, one of the dearest people he’s ever met, who receives so much backlash and hate, to win and prove his peers wrong.
“Whatever it takes to protect his legacy.” – @andre on @StephenCurry30 pic.twitter.com/idcr5CgJvA
— Danny Freisinger (@DannyFreisinger) August 6, 2021
As long as Andre is by Stephen’s side, the Warriors have a shot at going to the biggest stages all over again. It also helps that Klay Thompson would make his return soon as well.
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