Andre Iguodala retires after 19 seasons (Photo: Getty Images)
The decision was not a surprise for most, as the small forward has repeatedly emphasized that the previous season will probably be his last.
Iguodala was drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2004, and during his 19-year career he also played for the Denver Nuggets and the Miami Heat, but he clearly achieved his greatest success with the Warriors. Total during his years in Golden State he pocketed four rings, and was also elected the most valuable player (Finals MVP) of the 2015 NBA Finals.
The 39-year-old player also told the Times that he now wants to open a new chapter in his life, namely as an investor.
19 seasons. 4x NBA Champion.
A franchise forever changed when you came to The Bay. Thank you for everything, @andre pic.twitter.com/YvCci98R5q
— Golden State Warriors (@warriors) October 20, 2023
With Iguodala’s retirement, Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James officially became the league’s oldest player at 38 years old.
Andre Iguodala’s retirement now makes Bron the oldest in the NBA pic.twitter.com/b4PuOvNu3O
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 20, 2023
2023-10-20 16:27:45
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