“We had grown a** men playing in the league” Andre Iguodala believes the schedule separates men from boys by hosting 82 games

Andre Iguodala at his press conference

Recently, On the “Point Forward” podcast, Andre Iguodala and co-host Evan Turner focused on the talks of having a reduced number of games in a particular season. Still, the Warriors forward was not in favor of this thought and wanted the league to be continued with the 82-games schedule itself. The NBA 2022-2023 schedule was out recently, and the Golden State Warriors will face off against LA Lakers in one of the season’s opening games.

Andre feels that the 82-games legacy should be continued. And, it is something which separates boys from the men. Iguodala quoted, “We gonna keep playing 82 games until 3005,” Iguodala said. “We can’t change 82 games. Eighty-two games … there’s a mental side of it. That’s why we talk about rookie wall… 82 games, I do think you know it separates the men from the boys.

Andre Iguodala further on the podcast said, “The bottom of our league is the bar for the bare minimum the NBA player has lowered. I think that needs to change and the part of this is the mental side of it. We’re getting younger and younger, but we had grown ass men playing in the league. I mean, John Stockton miss what 15 games over 20 years.”

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