Andre Iguodala’s Highlights In Warriors Win Against 76ers Are Amazing

Andre Iguodala put on quite a show, catching a 70-ft. alley-oop and dishing out some great passes to earn a team-high of 32 points in Monday night’s win against the Philadelphia 76ers.

One of the best highlights of the game may have been one of his three assists. As the Warriors ran out in transition in the second quarter, Iguodala slipped in the corner to receive a pass from Klay Thompson. Without hesitating, he delivered a spot on behind-the-back pass to David Lee under the basket for an easy layup. Check it out in the video above.

Then, Iguodala snagged a 70-ft. alley-oop pass from teammate, Stephen Curry. Here’s video of that amazing play:

“It was almost kind of like a high school game, where you get it going and you can’t miss,” Iguolala told reporters after the game.

The Clippers beat the 76ers 110-90 handing them their first lost of the season.

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