Iguodala is an important contributor to the Warriors dynasty, during the Warriors period, Iguodala basically played as a substitute, but his role is very large, on the defensive end he is the main arrow figure of the opponent, and on the offensive end he is a panacea, organizing strategies, pushing fast offense, and air cutting counterattacks are all excellent, and he can do whatever he needs, so Warriors coach Kerr has repeatedly said that Iguodala is the team's nanny.
What makes Iguodala so great is that he was also the leader of a team. Iguodala was once considered a cornerstone of the 76ers, and during his time with the 76ers, he played an All-Star and set an all-time NBA record.
In the 76ers vs. Pistons game on March 23, 2005, Iguodala played 42 minutes, shot 4-of-8 (2-of-2 from three-point range), scored 10 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 4 steals, and 0 turnovers, leading the 76ers to a 23-point victory over the Pistons. At the time, Iguodala was 21 years and 54 days old, and he broke the Barang Davis record (21 years, 226 days) to become the youngest player in NBA history to achieve a triple-double with zero turnovers. Iguodala's NBA record is 18 years old, but it was broken today.
In today's Spurs vs Pistons game, Wembanyama played 21 minutes, 6 of 16, 4 of 5 free throws, 16 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, 0 turnovers, plus or minus +15, leading the Spurs to a 22-point victory over the Pistons. Wembanyama is 20 years and 6 days old, and he broke Andre Iguodala's NBA record and became the youngest player to record a triple-double with zero turnovers. Both Iguodala and Wembanyama set NBA records with zero turnovers and triple-doubles against the Pistons, and it seems that there is providence in the dark.
Wembanyama has broken many NBA records since entering the NBA, such as Howard's youngest 20 points and 20 boards, O'Neal's youngest 30 points, 5 boards, 5 assists and 5 blocks, and Thick Eyebrow's youngest 30 points, 10 rebounds and 5 blocks. Wembanyama's talent is truly historic, and he has what it takes to become another monster player in the NBA.