The reigning NBA champions Golden State Warriors will be without veteran forward Andre Iguodala for the final stretch of the 2022-23 season. The team announced on Wednesday that Iguodala is dealing with a fractured left wrist and will have to undergo surgery. 

Igoudala’s surgery is slated for next week, and the Warriors expect to have a clearer timeline for his return after that.

Iguodala suffered the injury in the third quarter of a 123-112 win over the Phoenix Suns on Monday. He made a contested basket before coming down hard on the floor and landing on his wrist. The 39-year-old managed to make a free throw but then exited the game and didn’t return afterward.

After spending two seasons with the Miami Heat, Andre Iguodala returned to the Warriors ahead of the 2021-22 campaign and helped the franchise win another NBA title. Igoudala then re-signed with a franchise on a one-year deal, saying 2022-23 would be his last season as a pro.

Iguodala didn’t manage to make a big contribution to the Warriors so far, struggling with injuries that limited him to just eight games on the floor. It remains to be seen if he will manage to add to that tally or if the free-throw against Phoenix will be the last of Iguodala as an NBA player.

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Things don’t look good for the Golden State Warriors ahead of Western Conference Finals Game 4 against the Houston Rockets. According to the press release made by the Warriors on Monday, their forward Andre Iguodala is doubtful for Tuesday night’s game against the Rockets with shooting guard Patrick McCaw being ruled out of the game.

Injury report for tomorrow night's Game 4 vs. Houston: Andre Iguodala (left lateral leg contusion) is doubtful. Patrick McCaw (lumbar spine contusion) is out.

— Warriors PR (@WarriorsPR) May 22, 2018

Andre Iguodala suffered the injury late in Game 3 when he banged knees with James Harden. Because of the injury, the 34-year-old didn’t participate in Monday’s practice and the Warriors’ team thinks that the injury got worse since Sunday.

While Patrick McCaw’s absence from the game might not be so noticeable, in case that Iguodala can’t play in Game 4 that could really be problematic for Golden State Warriors. He has been averaging 8.7 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists in the first three game of the Western Conference Finals but his impact is much bigger than his box score, considering all the small things he does for the Warriors.

Andre Iguodala joined the Golden State Warriors in 2013 and established himself as the key role player for the team during their two NBA Championship runs. In the summer of 2017, Iguodala was a highly sought-after player on the free agents market bud decided to stay with the Warriors agreeing on a three-year, $48 million contract.

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The reigning NBA champions Golden State Warriors will be without veteran forward Andre Iguodala for the final stretch of the 2022-23 season. The team announced on Wednesday that Iguodala is dealing with a fractured left wrist and will have to undergo surgery. 

Igoudala’s surgery is slated for next week, and the Warriors expect to have a clearer timeline for his return after that.

Iguodala suffered the injury in the third quarter of a 123-112 win over the Phoenix Suns on Monday. He made a contested basket before coming down hard on the floor and landing on his wrist. The 39-year-old managed to make a free throw but then exited the game and didn’t return afterward.

After spending two seasons with the Miami Heat, Andre Iguodala returned to the Warriors ahead of the 2021-22 campaign and helped the franchise win another NBA title. Igoudala then re-signed with a franchise on a one-year deal, saying 2022-23 would be his last season as a pro.

Iguodala didn’t manage to make a big contribution to the Warriors so far, struggling with injuries that limited him to just eight games on the floor. It remains to be seen if he will manage to add to that tally or if the free-throw against Phoenix will be the last of Iguodala as an NBA player.

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Things don’t look good for the Golden State Warriors ahead of Western Conference Finals Game 4 against the Houston Rockets. According to the press release made by the Warriors on Monday, their forward Andre Iguodala is doubtful for Tuesday night’s game against the Rockets with shooting guard Patrick McCaw being ruled out of the game.

Injury report for tomorrow night's Game 4 vs. Houston: Andre Iguodala (left lateral leg contusion) is doubtful. Patrick McCaw (lumbar spine contusion) is out.

— Warriors PR (@WarriorsPR) May 22, 2018

Andre Iguodala suffered the injury late in Game 3 when he banged knees with James Harden. Because of the injury, the 34-year-old didn’t participate in Monday’s practice and the Warriors’ team thinks that the injury got worse since Sunday.

While Patrick McCaw’s absence from the game might not be so noticeable, in case that Iguodala can’t play in Game 4 that could really be problematic for Golden State Warriors. He has been averaging 8.7 points, 4.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists in the first three game of the Western Conference Finals but his impact is much bigger than his box score, considering all the small things he does for the Warriors.

Andre Iguodala joined the Golden State Warriors in 2013 and established himself as the key role player for the team during their two NBA Championship runs. In the summer of 2017, Iguodala was a highly sought-after player on the free agents market bud decided to stay with the Warriors agreeing on a three-year, $48 million contract.

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