u/Feisty-Seesaw799

This entire debate comes down to what a role player is. We can’t include Draymond Green as a role player because of his 4x All NBA appearances and 9x All Defense Appearances. Andre Iguodala is tricky, he was for the most part known for being stepping into his position as a primary role player with the Warriors after his star studded stint with the Sixers.

I think overall this makes him a greater role player. Because despite his previous success, having the patience to step into that role makes him more respectable. He sacrificed personal success for team success, a very difficult decision, but one that paid dividends.

His case is straightforward, 1x AS, 4x Champ, 1 FMVP (heavily undermined yet well deserved), 2x All Defense, and numerous runs for 6MOTY.

This take could honestly be horrendous or decent. But from the top of mind, Andre Iguodala is at least one of the great role players ever.

Draymond Green dropped 32/15/9 in game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals is the primary reason the Warriors had an opportunity to stay competitive in that game. I will always believe that Draymond Green is the foundation of our winning years and a top 100 player in NBA history.

Pitcher Matt Wilkinson is joining the Giants and San Francisco receiving the Guardians' 29th overall pick in the 2026 draft in exchange for Patrick Bailey.