Custom #55 E'Twaun Moore Men 2021 NBA Finals BoundAndre Iguodala out for Warriors in Game 2 of NBA Finals (right knee)
The Golden State Warriors face a likely must-win game tonight in Game 2 of the NBA FinalsNBA Latin Nights Gear. However, the Dubs will have to take on the Boston Celtics without veteran wing Andre Iguodala, who was ruled out this afternoon with right knee inflammation.
Iguodala has struggled to stay healthy all season long and was only jersey devin bookerBen Simmons Jerseysactive for three of Golden State’s games in the Western Conference playoffs. He returned to the rotation for Game 1 of the finals, recording 7 points and 3NBA Tank Tops assists across 12 minutes of action.
While Iguodala made some shots in Game 1, but primarily was relied on as a defensive stopper against the Celtics’ dangerous wing duo of Jay suns jordan jerseyson Tatum and Jaylen Brown. Iguodala’s Game 2 absence opens the door for Warriors head coach Steve Kerr to potentially deploy rookies Moses Moody and Jonathan Kuminga Phoenix Phoenix Suns #22 Deandre Ayton Youth 2021 NBA Finals Bound Statement Edition NBA Jersey Orange Youth or utiliz phoenix suns youth jerseye Gary Payton II, who is returning from an injury of his own.
Iguodala was listed as questionable, but Kerr told reporters that the 18-year NBA veteran’s knee swelled up on Saturday. According to Kerr, Iguodala’s status will be day to day going forward.
Andre Iguodala is out. Per Kerr, Andre’s knee swelled up and he’s “day to day.”
— Kerith Burke (@KerithBurke) June 5, 2022
Iguodala appeared in 31 regular-season games with the Warriors this season, averaging 4.0 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 3.7 assists per game on .380/.230/.750 shooting.
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