2013 Free Agent: Andre Iguodala

[Bruno]

Born: Jan 28, 1984
Height: 6-6 / 1.98
Weight: 207 lbs. / 93.9 kg.
Prior to NBA / Country:
Arizona / USA
Years Pro: 8

Info

$16.2M player option.

[Bruno]

http://www.foxsportsflorida.com/stor...99&feedID=3798

he could become a free agent and then sign a multi-year deal that would pay less next season but would provide long-term security.

“Yeah, definitely,’’ Iguodala, 29, said of that being a distinct possibility. “You got to weigh options. Security-wise, a player would opt out, especially with the type of season we’ve had as a team. Teams know what I can bring to them, and I know (the Nuggets) know what I can bring to a team here.

“Players get like $50, $60 or $70 or $80 (million over multiple years), whatever the number was, they gave up a big number (in an option season by opting out). But in the grand scheme of things, pretty much get it back. You got security.’’

[SpursBills]

Terrible at shooting 3's which would wreck spacing on offense, and will probably cost too much. However, if the spurs can deal Green, sign Iguodala to a contract starting at $10 million, and trot out a line-up of Parker, Iguodala, Kawhi, Splitter, Duncan, the defensive a en of that unit would be impressive to say the least.

[Chinook]

I can't see Iggy opting out just to take whatever cap space the Spurs have left over after re-signing everyone. If he wants long-term security badly enough that he's willing to give up $16.15 Million next season, it would imply he feels he may be near a large drop-off in skill. If that's the case, I wouldn't want the Spurs to be the team that takes that risk. Current Iggy would be great if he had any further upside. A declining Iggy would be a huge albatross on the Spur's cap.

On the other hand, if Ginobili were to retire, then a three-wing rotation of Green, Iggy and Leonard does sound good.

[freetiago]

his point forward abilities would help the bench
also a good defensive player who should be good for at least 2 more years

[exstatic]

his point forward abilities would help the bench
also a good defensive player who should be good for at least 2 more years

He's not opting out of a huge one year contract to sign for two years. He'll want a full length contract at top dollar.

[ace3g]

Adrian Wojnarowski @WojYahooNBA
Y! Sources: Denver's Andre Iguodala has decided to opt-out of final year of contract and will enter free agency. tinyurl.com/k7oefuz

[ernest787]

Iggy would be awesome but don't see it happening. A back up SF, a PG and another big is a more pressing need

[DrunkTXLabrat]

iggy would be pretty awesome

[td4mvp2k]

iggy would be pretty awesome

ya he will want a big contract but would do alot 4 spurs

[Seventyniner]

A smallball lineup of Parker/Green/Iggy/Leonard/Duncan would be fearsome defensively.

However, getting Iggy probably means losing both Manu and Splitter.

[elemento]

I think he stays in Denver.

If I had to guess, 12m/year (48m/4y contract)

[Chinook]

A smallball lineup of Parker/Green/Iggy/Leonard/Duncan would be fearsome defensively.

However, getting Iggy probably means losing both Manu and Splitter.

Splitter definitely, but Ginobili for the room exception is becoming a more realistic possibility.

I'd love Iggy as the sixth man if he were a little younger, but I don't think he'll be worth his contract. I'd rather go for Evans.

[exstatic]

I think he stays in Denver.

If I had to guess, 12m/year (48m/4y contract)

Denver is in complete disarray. Their roster is a mismatched hodge-podge of whatever, and the coach that led them to the playoffs got canned.

[Chinook]

Iggy'll probably go to Atlanta when they strike out on a superstar. If Ferry can get him and a center like Splitter or Jefferson in addition to drafting well, the Hawks may have a good team yet.

[Captivus]

For some reason I have never liked this guy..he does a lot of things good, but not one excellent.
IMO, he is not ready to play in a system where a player HAS to do something an do it good, he is not reliable.

Only 6 players in the League average at least 13/5/5, which are Iguodala stats:

Lebron: 25/8/7
Westbrook: 24/5/8
Kobe: 25/5/6
Pierce: 20/7/5
Rondo: 13/5/11
Iggy: 13/5/5

Too much of nothing.

[exstatic]

For some reason I have never liked this guy..he does a lot of things good, but not one excellent.
IMO, he is not ready to play in a system where a player HAS to do something an do it good, he is not reliable.

Only 6 players in the League average at least 13/5/5, which are Iguodala stats:

Lebron: 25/8/7
Westbrook: 24/5/8
Kobe: 25/5/6
Pierce: 20/7/5
Rondo: 13/5/11
Iggy: 13/5/5

Too much of nothing.

He defends excellently. At 5 assists per game, you can also run some offense through him. He's actually someone Pop would value highly. He really likes versatile, multi-position players, and Iggy is anything from a 2 to a 4, depending on matchups.

[Seventyniner]

Would be a great fit actually, but the Spurs can't offer as much money as other teams will, and would be better served spending their free agency money elsewhere.

[eDizzle20]

It would be hilarious if Iggy, Bynum, and Howard were all on different teams next season. Everyone criticized the Magic for not trading Howard for Bynum straight-up. Now, the Magic look to have gotten the best end of the deal with a great, young Center in Vucevic and a solid defender and scorer in Afflalo. They also got Tobias Harris from Milwaukee for Re as well as having the number 2 pick in the draft. I am really happy for Jacque .