More than 1,000 games into his career, Warriors forward Andre Iguodala is well-versed on the rat-a-tat-tatting of NBA story lines.
“I mean, even if we’re winning, there’s got to be something,” Iguodala said Wednesday when asked about his poor shooting. “You’ve got to find something.”
Much of the season, Golden State’s mounting wins have overshadowed one of its more startling individual conundrums: Iguodala, long lauded for his efficiency, is averaging a career-worst 5.6 points per game on career-worst percentages from the field (42.7) and three-point range (23.1). Even his 63.6-percent clip from the foul line is well below his career average.