The Golden State Warriors have played three games in the Western Conference Finals without Andre Iguodala, and they’re preparing to make it four.
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was asked after his team’s 115-86 win over the Houston Rockets in Game 6 on Saturday about Iguodala’s status and gave a pessimistic answer.
“We’re operating under the assumption he will not play,” Kerr said. “But he is literally day to day.”
Iguodala hurt himself after bumping knees with James Harden late in Game 3. Even though an MRI on his knee came back clean, he has not been able to play yet.
Iguodala even called himself questionable for Game 7.
On whether injured Warriors forward Andre Iguodala (leg) will play in Game 7 versus Houston, he said: “Questionable.”
— Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpearsESPN) May 27, 2018
Between Iguodala and Chris Paul who has a hamstring injury, two key players could be absent from Game 7.
