#andre-iguodala

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SACRAMENTO Kevon Looney, Wilt Chamberlain and Nate Thurmond are the only three Warriors to accomplish one feat.Looney's 22 rebounds not only helped lock in the Warriors' pivotal Game 5 win against the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night, but lobbed him into an exclusive club with the two Hall of Famers as the only Warriors in history to have multiple 20-plus rebound games in a single playoff series.

ATLANTA The depleted Warriors decided to move forward with filling their final roster spot Thursday night, converting two-way forward Anthony Lamb to a standard NBA deal, a source confirmed Thursday evening.Lamb is expected to be available Friday in Atlanta for a game the Warriors desperately needed bodies.

SAN FRANCISCO The Warriors' roster just took another hit.The Warriors are already without Stephen Curry, Andrew Wiggins, Gary Payton II and Andre Iguodala for the foreseeable future, but they could now be down another key player.Draymond Green is scheduled to undergo additional testing Sunday on a knee injury that has sidelined him for two straight games.

OKLAHOMA CITY If and when the apocalypse comes, Jordan Poole hopes to be surrounded by his cats.Short of that, he'd settle for Andre Iguodala.But Iguodala might not even be available for the Warriors' next game, let alone an apocalyptic crisis.Iguodala and Draymond Green are listed as probable for Tuesday's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

SAN ANTONIO Andre Iguodala has had his fingerprints all over the first half of the season despite not playing until Game 40 earlier this month.He's pulled players aside countless times during games to correct their mistakes, offer guidance and help build up their confidence.One notable example is the way he helped Jonathan Kuminga get through a rough patch at the start of the season where the 20-year-old was out of the rotation before earning his spot by locking in on the defensive end of the ball.

According to MassLive's Brian Robb, Payton Pritchard is an "obvious" offseason trade candidate for the Boston Celtics.Robb revealed as much in his latest Celtics Mailbag while answering a reader's question about what kind of player Boston should target with their MLE this offseason."For mid-level extension next year, I haven't taken a long look at upcoming free agents just yet but I would prioritize finding a serviceable wing off the bench to take some of the minutes' onus off Tatum/Brown in an 82-game grind," Robb prefaced before saying, "A trade could also certainly been in order with Payton Pritchard being an obvious candidate given his situation."

HOUSTON Jonathan Kuminga doesn't need any help in the confidence department, but the 20-year-old still finds comfort in knowing that he has his teammates in his corner.Whether it be Andre Iguodala pulling him aside during timeouts to point out something he saw that Kuminga didn't or Draymond Green patting Kuminga on the back when he makes a mistake, the 20-year-old feels empowered by the veterans on his team to play freely and aggressively.

The Toronto Raptors have won their last two games, showing that this team still has some life despite a constant barrage of trade rumors bombarding the team.The Raptors have to deal with a long West Coast road trip during this uncertain time.While the Golden State Warriors look nothing like the team that is fresh off winning a championship last season, there is still very reason to fear a team that has Steph Curry and Jordan Poole ready to light it up from 3-point range.

SAN FRANCISCO At long last, Andre Iguodala is back.Iguodala will make his season debut Saturday against the Orlando Magic, putting an end to speculation of when Iguodala would finally take the court for the Warriors.The Warriors veteran made the surprise announcement on his Point Forward podcast Friday.

SAN FRANCISCO Stephen Curry continues to make progress in his recovery from a left shoulder injury and could be back on the court for the Warriors by mid-January.That's according to Warriors general manager Bob Myers, who provided an update on the team's superstar Wednesday during his biweekly appearance on 95.7 The Game.

Klay Thompson will join Andre Iguodala and Andrew Wiggins on the bench in street clothes Wednesday night in Indianapolis, but that trio might not be the only Warriors stars inactive for the second night of the back-to-back.Stephen Curry was listed as questionable and Draymond Green probable on the team's injury report six hours ahead of tip-off.

The Washington Wizards start their West Coast trip as they play for the second time this season the reigning champions Golden State Warriors in their newish San Francisco arena.Game Info When: Monday, February 13 at 10 p.m. ET
Where: Chase Arena, San Francisco
How to watch: NBC Sports Washington LeaguePass
Wizards: Kyle Kuzma (Out).

Game Time: Monday, January 16 at 3 p.m. ET
Where: Capital One Arena, Washington, DC
How to watch: NBC Sports Washington
WIZARDS - Bradley Beal, QUESTIONABLE (hamstring); Johnny Davis, OUT; Vernon Carey Jr., DAY-TO-DAY
WARRIORS - Andre Iguodala, OUT (hip); Jonathan Kuminga, OUT (foot); James Wiseman, OUT (ankle); JaMychal Green, OUT (leg)
The Washington Wizards will end their four-game home stand on Monday welcoming the defending champs, the Golden State Warriors.

NEW YORK  The already-depleted Warriors lineup just took another hit.Golden State has six players listed on its injury report Tuesday morning.Donte DiVincenzo is doubtful while Klay Thompson and Jonathan Kuminga are reported as probable for Tuesday's tilt against the New York Knicks.DiVincenzo is feeling under the weather with a non-COVID-related illness.

An explanation for the defending champions' disappointing start lies somewhere between the starters and the young bench.The starters' early turnover and foul sloppiness can be attributed to a little championship hangover, as coach Steve Kerr put it after Golden State's fourth straight loss in Orlando on Thursday night.