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What would it take to get Andre Iguadola and why didn,t he sign the extension, How much$ did he turn down. Do you guys consider him a franchise player,and is Andre Miller and Mo Cheeks the real reason for you guys success?

Who is Andre Iguadala?

Seriously what would it take to get Iggy.

to get him where?

that number is still tbd. the playoffs is where you make money. remember jerome james vs the sas? our own Sammy D vs detroit? Tmac v bucks (great year overall but got to that official elite status in the playoffs).

his value still , if he plays remarkablly and looks like that 4th quarter assassin he does sometimes his price will be pretty damn high. if he plays bad in the playoffs well that changes things for the worse (for him).

doesn't matter because the likelyhood of him being delt seems very small at this point.

Nobody here's on the sixers staff, so we can't really answer that. And with the playoffs starting in 2 hours, this isn't really the right time to be worried about it.

dbodner wrote:Nobody here's on the sixers staff, so we can't really answer that. And with the playoffs starting in 2 hours, this isn't really the right time to be worried about it.

With that said, Iguodala will only be moved if someone is offered that we just can't resist. Either another team's franchise player, or a young PF that will develop into a franchise player(Aldridge, Okafor, etc)

I was going to make a thread with a poll asking who will have the better playoffs Iggy, Josh Howard, or Caron Butler? This is AFTER Caron and Howard both came up short in their opening playoff game. In Caron's case it was due to being double teamed throughout the game while Josh Howard just choked and came up short.

I believe that Iggy is placed in a better position to succeed. Caron is the better player but he is being double teamed as part of the game plan. Josh Howard hasn't been playing well since Kidd came aboard.