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I never thought he was.

And like I said before I don't think this should hurt his worth. Kobe Bryant (a much better player) struggled against the same defensive attention when he had a team with more help back in the Finals. Iguodala has made huge strides this season and proved that he's worth more than the $50 million deal that King offered him.

What this series did prove was how much he can still add to his game. Offensively he doesn't have very many moves. When a defender is pressed up on him he pretty much has nowhere to go so when he's in this position he either tries to force in a crossover or he shoots up a high arching jumper. He can add things like a turnaround, a fadeaway, a step back jumper to his game to help create space between him and the defender. He also needs to work to improve the jumper itself, but I think there are signs that it's possible. He just needs to keep working on it.

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