Warriors share update on Andre Iguodala’s wrist injury
Iguodala, 39, underwent surgery March 20 to repair a broken left wrist.
>Golden State Warriors’ Andre Iguodala #9 prepares to take a foul shot
after being fouled by Phoenix Suns’ Bismack Biyombo #18 and landing on
his left wrist after a driving layup in the third quarter of their NBA
game at the Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Monday, March 13,
2023. Iguodala broke his wrist on the play and is scheduled to have
surgery next week. (Jane Tyska/Bay Area News Group)
By MADELINE KENNEY | mkenney@bayareanewsgroup.com | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: April 22, 2023 at 1:13 p.m. | UPDATED: April 22, 2023 at 1:19
p.m.
https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2023/04/22/warriors-share-update-on-andre-iguodalas-wrist-injury/

SAN FRANCISCO — Andre Iguodala continues to make progress from a broken
wrist and could see the practice floor for individual work in the next
week or so, the Warriors announced Saturday afternoon.

Iguodala had his splint on his left wrist removed last week and has been
seen wearing a black brace in recent days. The Warriors said he’ll be
re-evaluated again in two weeks.

In the meantime, Iguodala could be cleared for light court work,
including ball handling and shooting drills, in the next seven to 10
days, according to the team.

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Iguodala, 39, underwent surgery March 20 to repair a broken left wrist
after he fell on in a game.

Before signing a one-year deal at training camp, Iguodala said this
season would be his last.

Iguodala, who has won four NBA titles with Golden State, has played only
eight games this season, but his impact was felt every time he stepped
foot on the court. His 116.7 offensive rating is second to only Stephen
Curry and he has posted a team-best 104.7 defensive rate in his 113 minutes.

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Madeline Kenney | Warriors reporter
Madeline Kenney is the Bay Area News Group's Golden State Warriors beat
reporter for The Mercury News and East Bay Times. A Nebraska native, she
is graduate of Loyola University of Chicago. She holds a Bachelor in
Communication degree, with a major in broadcast journalism and minors in
sports management and marketing, and is a friend of Sister Jean, the
103-year-old nun who became famous during the Ramblers’ 2018 run to the
Final Four, Madeline previously worked for the Chicago Sun-Times
covering everything from sports to crime and politics. When she’s not
working, she enjoys trying new restaurants and exploring the great outdoors.