by Yusuf Gadlin
The Golden State Warriors obliterated the Cleveland Cavaliers 103-85 in game four of the NBA Finals. The Warriors played with heart, hunger, and passion which had been missing in the three games prior. Golden State head coach Steve Kerr made a chess like adjustment and incorporated super sub Andre Iguodala into the starting lineup. The change paid off immensely as Iguodala was the player of this game. Iguodala had 22 points and 8 rebounds but it was his veteran “know how” that truly paid dividends.
It was the first time Iggy started a game all year for the Golden State Warriors and man did he have a 76ers like flashback. Iguodala, the former franchise player for the Philadelphia 76ers was spectacular from beginning to end with his defense on LeBron James and his clutch shooting from the three point line. This type of brilliant performance thrusted Iguodala into MVP…
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