Golden State Warriors’ Andre Iguodala is ramping up, Green could play more small-ball five
SAN FRANCISCO — Andre Iguodala is ramping up to potentially scrimmaging soon, but his season debut is still up in the air.
The 38-year-old Iguodala is taking a cautious route back onto the court. He played some heavy minutes early on last season and was limited to just 31 games as he dealt with injuries well into the playoffs. He signed back with the Warriors just before training camp began with a strict plan drawn up by director of sports medicine Rick Celebrini to help prevent injuries going forward.
Kuminga has played mostly at the three and four this year, but last year he had some success playing at the five. Kerr said the team will look to “scale down” some of their lineups and have Green at the five and, maybe, Kuminga also getting time at the five. That could indicate fewer minutes for seven-foot Wiseman.
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