So is Andre Iguodala a HOFer?

[RoundMoundOfReb]

FMVP, multiple time all-star. What say you?

[zoom17]

Yes

[Gabuyaux]

Yep.

[LBJMVP]

is iggy the worst FMVP.... I think so. but winning a championship and getting that award goes long way.

think its weird that i question tracy mcgrady still but can give almost give iggy the nod.

[Done_And_Done]

2/6

[TheMan]

The bar isn't that high so yeah

[Legends66NBA7]

FMVP, multiple time all-star. What say you?

Gold medal.


I don't think he'll get in, but the basketball HOF is easy to get in.

[HOoopCityJones]

Yes

[E_Stamkos]

You're the real hoffer. For having the gull to show your face around here after your hero fell flat on his face again

[RoundMoundOfReb]

You're the real hoffer. For having the gull to show your face around here after your hero fell flat on his face again

What you don't understand is that being in the LeBron Family is about being unbiased and objective about the sport of basketball. We all knew the Warriors were going to win easily. In fact we bet a large sum of money on them. How the Cavs even won 2 games is beyond me.

[keep-itreal]

He guarded Lebron better than anyone did

[dazzer87]

On ISH anyone who score two or more points in a game will be in HOF.

[Done_And_Done]

2/7

[Done_And_Done]

How does it feel to be affiliated with a family that only wins 33 percent of the time when it really matters?

You guys seeing a family counsellor yet?

[GOBB]

Iggy is not a hall of famer. Not close

[niko]

No, not even remotely close.

[Harison]

It shouldnt happen, but with low ceiling these days - who knows.

If he gets another ring, it would probably seal the deal. There wont be another FMVP for him though, Cinderella reward logic works only once.

[Court Vision]

No chance.

[Johnny Jones]

BTW OP, Iggy only made the all star team once- 2012

[R.I.P.]

FMVP, multiple time all-star. What say you?

:roll: :roll:

[brownmamba00]

maybe if he wins another chip

[Locked_Up_Tonight]

He is basically Cedric Maxwell. So to answer your question: no.

[Smoke117]

Absolutely not.

[HomieWeMajor]

Scottie Pippen with a lisp and a slightly smaller endowment. :applause:
First ballot

[HylianNightmare]

I hope so

[kurple]

And ISH wasnt sure if Billups was a HOFer.. but iggy is?

hysterical

[Nash]

what kind of name is Igoudala anyway? Where is he from?

[Axe]

He's been to six-straight trips to the finals, five with the warriors and one with the heat. He has three rings, winning a finals mvp in his first ring. The warriors should be eternally grateful to this guy because he's a true lucky charm. The warriors haven't made the playoffs anymore after the 2019 finals because he ended up with another team that made the finals during the 2020 disney bubble. Now that he came back there since last year, they've become dominant again in the first half of the season and are likely to finish as a top 5 seed in the west. They need him desperately so he can propel his tiny teammate to the postseason once again.

[bizil]

HELL NO!!! Not even close to one. His resume isn't up to par enough for consideration.

[3ba11]

No because he didn't coattail his way to 6 chips by having the lowest peak scoring, assists and efficiency of sidekicks in his era, while being the only sidekick of his era that never led the team (never a 1b), aka carried in every series of his career.

[John8204]

Yes

I go back and forth on this one but here's the reality

Philadelphia 76ers - That was his team, he elevated them to .500 team. When he left they became one of the worst teams in the league. Basically this organization wasted his prime years(big shocker) and couldn't tank with him on the team. When he came in they were 33-49 his rookie season 43-39. They dump two HOF's in Iverson and Webber and maintain the same record with Iggy.

Denver Nuggets - they go from 38-28 to 57-25 becomes an All-star

Golden State Warriors - they go from 47-35 to 51-31 to Champions - wins the finals MVP as the sixth man on the roster

Miami Heat - joins the team...they go from missing the playoffs to making the finals

Golden State Warriors - returned to the team where they were 39-33 to 35-13

I think The Warriors were a good enough dynasty to merit 5 HOF's (Curry, Durant, Green, Iggy, and Thompson)

[getting_old]

EVERYONE remotely plausible gets in.

[Gohan]

Hof is just sad these days. Top 75 is more important

[Axe]

HELL NO!!! Not even close to one. His resume isn't up to par enough for consideration.
Like what's been said here before, the bar is pretty low for hof induction anyway.

[bison]

Yes

I go back and forth on this one but here's the reality

Philadelphia 76ers - That was his team, he elevated them to .500 team. When he left they became one of the worst teams in the league. Basically this organization wasted his prime years(big shocker) and couldn't tank with him on the team. When he came in they were 33-49 his rookie season 43-39. They dump two HOF's in Iverson and Webber and maintain the same record with Iggy.

Denver Nuggets - they go from 38-28 to 57-25 becomes an All-star

Golden State Warriors - they go from 47-35 to 51-31 to Champions - wins the finals MVP as the sixth man on the roster

Miami Heat - joins the team...they go from missing the playoffs to making the finals

Golden State Warriors - returned to the team where they were 39-33 to 35-13

I think The Warriors were a good enough dynasty to merit 5 HOF's (Curry, Durant, Green, Iggy, and Thompson)

So your case is he makes teams slightly better? In that case I’m nominating Avery Bradley to the HOF :bowdown:

[John8204]

So your case is he makes teams slightly better? In that case I’m nominating Avery Bradley to the HOF :bowdown:

He made every team he played on better...but also...

2012 Gold Medal team -
Tyson Chandler, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, Deron Williams, Andre Iguodala, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Love, James Harden, Chris Paul, Anthony Davis, Carmelo Anthony

Finals MVP's not in the Hall
Cedric Maxwell, Chauncey Billups, Dwyane Wade, Tony Parker, Dirk Nowitzki, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Andre Iguodala, Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo

Golden State Warriors Dynasty
Seth Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Andre Iguodala

So he was a part of a dynasty, a "dream team" and he won Finals MVP with the argument against him being "stats"...I would say his accomplishments puts him in the hall.

[MrFonzworth]

Yes

I go back and forth on this one but here's the reality

Philadelphia 76ers - That was his team, he elevated them to .500 team. When he left they became one of the worst teams in the league. Basically this organization wasted his prime years(big shocker) and couldn't tank with him on the team. When he came in they were 33-49 his rookie season 43-39. They dump two HOF's in Iverson and Webber and maintain the same record with Iggy.

Denver Nuggets - they go from 38-28 to 57-25 becomes an All-star

Golden State Warriors - they go from 47-35 to 51-31 to Champions - wins the finals MVP as the sixth man on the roster

Miami Heat - joins the team...they go from missing the playoffs to making the finals

Golden State Warriors - returned to the team where they were 39-33 to 35-13

I think The Warriors were a good enough dynasty to merit 5 HOF's (Curry, Durant, Green, Iggy, and Thompson)

This has to be the weirdest revisionist history post I've ever seen, about Iggy of all players. It's strange how your reality is a massive oversimplification to prop up his impact. Are you Iggy?

Many key players left Philly the same time Iggy did. They had one of the deepest teams in the league (2 6MOTY candidates Lou and Thad Young) to say his prime was wasted (lol?) is idiotic and shows your disgustingly low knowledge of the game. His philly stint gave him his reputation as a solid player for his future endeavors and if anything made him who he is.

You were also just flat wrong about his Denver stint too. He was an all star his last year in Philly (due to injury. He NEVER was able to gather more votes than Joe Johnson lmao) and massively underperformed. He was supposed to be the star of the Denver team that was loaded with untapped potential and talent they got from the Carmelo trade but he was nothing more than a glorified role player.

On the Warriors he was benched after this first season, still in the prime of his career for Harrison Barnes. Some hall of famer. Just 2 years removed from his lone all star season?

[MrFonzworth]

He made every team he played on better...but also...

2012 Gold Medal team -
Tyson Chandler, Kevin Durant, LeBron James, Russell Westbrook, Deron Williams, Andre Iguodala, Kobe Bryant, Kevin Love, James Harden, Chris Paul, Anthony Davis, Carmelo Anthony

Finals MVP's not in the Hall
Cedric Maxwell, Chauncey Billups, Dwyane Wade, Tony Parker, Dirk Nowitzki, LeBron James, Kawhi Leonard, Andre Iguodala, Kevin Durant, Giannis Antetokounmpo

Golden State Warriors Dynasty
Seth Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Draymond Green, Andre Iguodala

So he was a part of a dynasty, a "dream team" and he won Finals MVP with the argument against him being "stats"...I would say his accomplishments puts him in the hall.

James Jones should be in the Hall by this logic as well. Iggy has role player rings, a fluke all star steason and bench warmer medals on his resume. That's it.

[John8204]

Many key players left Philly the same time Iggy did. They had one of the deepest teams in the league (2 6MOTY candidates Lou and Thad Young) to say his prime was wasted (lol?) is idiotic and shows your disgustingly low knowledge of the game. His philly stint gave him his reputation as a solid player for his future endeavors and if anything made him who he is.


Seriously you are going to claim Lou Williams, Elton Brand and rookie Nikola Vucevic were key players

[John8204]

James Jones should be in the Hall by this logic as well. Iggy has role player rings, a fluke all star steason and bench warmer medals on his resume. That's it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBA_Executive_of_the_Year_Award

Well the Hall puts executives in so.....

[MrFonzworth]

Seriously you are going to claim Lou Williams, Elton Brand and rookie Nikola Vucevic were key players

Absolutely? Between Brand and Lou that's a large percentage of the teams points. Their production was supposed to be replaced by...Andrew Bynum? Lavoy Allen? Kwame brown?

Philly got rid of Iggy to tank, they didn't tank because they lost Iggy. You're trying to point this absurd narrative and I won't stand for it.

[MrFonzworth]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBA_Executive_of_the_Year_Award

Well the Hall puts executives in so.....

Why was Iguodala benched for Harrison Barnes 2 years after his ONLY all star season? Why did Iguodala underperform drastically in Denver?

[iamgine]

If Ralph Sampson and Chris Bosh could get in, anyone slightly good could get in.

[Jasper]

Iggy is not a hall of famer. Not close

10 4

[bizil]

If Ralph Sampson and Chris Bosh could get in, anyone slightly good could get in.

Come on now! LMAO Don't shortchange those two. Injuries stopped Sampson from being a top 10 GOAT caliber PF or C. WHICHEVER position he eventually settled at. We had NEVER seen a player at 7'4 do the things he could do. Hell TO THIS DAY, we've never seen a player 7'4 or taller do the things he could do. I admit his NBA career IN GENERAL isn't HOF caliber because of the injures. But Sampson was a 4 time All Star, All NBA, All Star Game MVP, and ROY BEFORE the injures. Iggy was NEVER CLOSE to that level of player. Ralph was a top 10-15 player in the league at one point. And college ALSO factors into HOF induction. Sampson was the best player in all of college basketball at Virginia. With accolades out the ass.

Bosh off his NBA career ALONE EASILY is HOF caliber. 11 time All Star and two rings is enough. BUT for many seasons, Bosh was a top 5 PF in the league. Joining Miami, he had to alter his game. And his numbers took a hit. But Bosh EASILY had an HOF NBA career. Peak-prime wise factors into HOF or GOAT status too. Peak-prime wise, Iggy was NEVER CLOSE to a top 15 caliber player in the league. Bosh and Sampson BOTH were on that level!

[L.Kizzle]

I would put Robert Horry in over Iggy.
PS, neither are anywhere close to making the Hall in my eyes

I mean Iggy got for his so called defense on Bron. Slowed him down to 36/13/9 in that Finals series.

[iamgine]

Come on now! LMAO Don't shortchange those two. Injuries stopped Sampson from being a top 10 GOAT caliber PF or C. WHICHEVER position he eventually settled at. We had NEVER seen a player at 7'4 do the things he could do. Hell TO THIS DAY, we've never seen a player 7'4 or taller do the things he could do. I admit his NBA career IN GENERAL isn't HOF caliber because of the injures. But Sampson was a 4 time All Star, All NBA, All Star Game MVP, and ROY BEFORE the injures. Iggy was NEVER CLOSE to that level of player. Ralph was a top 10-15 player in the league at one point. And college ALSO factors into HOF induction. Sampson was the best player in all of college basketball at Virginia. With accolades out the ass.

Bosh off his NBA career ALONE EASILY is HOF caliber. 11 time All Star and two rings is enough. BUT for many seasons, Bosh was a top 5 PF in the league. Joining Miami, he had to alter his game. And his numbers took a hit. But Bosh EASILY had an HOF NBA career. Peak-prime wise factors into HOF or GOAT status too. Peak-prime wise, Iggy was NEVER CLOSE to a top 15 caliber player in the league. Bosh and Sampson BOTH were on that level!

Nobody shortchange them. Bosh and Iggy led a team at around the same time and no one thought Bosh was much better than Iggy. If anything Iggy was slightly better.