Andre Iguodala stats have taken a bit of a hit this year. This isn’t really a cause for alarm considering that there is still a long way to go before the end of the season. In 2009-2010, Iguodala averaged 17.1 points and game. This year, 2010-2011, that figure has dropped to 14.2 points a game. This isn’t a significant amount, only one or two made shots below last year’s average. However, when you are potentially on the chopping block, like Iguodala is reputed to be, an appearance of any perceived drop-off is likely to become your ticket out of town. Trade rumors have swirled around Andre Iguodala all season long, probably much to his and his fans’ chagrin.

Andre Iguodala is a good, solid player. He’s averaged double digits his entire career and has always been good for an above-average amount of rebounds, especially for his size. He’s only 6’6 and pulls down around 5 rebounds a game. These aren’t Dennis Rodman numbers back in his heyday but Iguodala is a guard/forward.

If Philly decides to get rid of Iguodala, he’ll end up somewhere else. Andre Iguodala stats are too good for teams to pass his over. He’s a vet, he’s athletic and he can produce. At this point, he may not be a good number one option but he’s a great second or third.