At the beginning of the current NBA season, Andre Iguodala told the media that he did not think his teammate Stephen Curry would have a chance to win the coveted MVP Award, more than ever!

While this may sound like an absurd comment to make, when it came out of context, Iggy was inherently misquoted – his intention to reveal the flaws of the current vote for the NBA Awards taken out of context. In the case of the current Warrior dynastic race, the success of a team ends up obscuring individual honors almost every time.

In fact, just yesterday, Andre Iguodala called his teammate "best second-time all-time leader" at the post-game media night, after the Dubs won a crucial victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. .

"I think it's still underestimated," Iguodala told the media. "I still think that he does not really have the respect that he deserves, and you guys think you know he uses a lot of screens." Guys think you can set up Discord with him defensively, but it's a real problem. "

Iguodala highlighted Steph Curry's 28 points as a vital component of his team's 120-117 victory on the road, before qualifying him as the second-best all-time player behind the current president of basketball operations. Lakers ball, Magic Johnson.

"It will never get it (respect) .It's what it is sometimes." But when you sit down and have a serious conversation, it's when you know that He is the second best leader of all time, "continued Iguodala. For the record, he thinks that Curry is only chasing Magic Johnson for the GOAT title. "

At the age of 30, Steph Curry has already compiled a resume including three NBA championships, two MVP titles, one of which (the trophy he won in 2015-2016 ) saw him reach the only unanimous NBA turnout rate, the all cards. Do you agree with the assessment of Iguodala, comment below?