Former Philadelphia 76ers star Andre Iguodala put together some highlight-reel moments throughout his career. The No. 9 pick in the 2004 draft by the Sixers averaged 15.3 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 4.9 assists while also making an All-Star appearance during his eight seasons in Philadelphia.
Iguodala played briefly with franchise icon Allen Iverson and the two hooked up for some highlight plays such as electric alley-oops and breathtaking displays of athleticism in transition. It was obvious that the two had a serious connection while on the floor.
Iverson hopped on "All the Smoke" and gave a lot of love to Iguodala for that athletic ability. He compared his vertical leap with one of the great dunkers in NBA history: Vince Carter. Of course, Iverson and Carter had
their battles in the 2001 playoffs with Philadelphia eliminating Toronto in seven games in the semifinals.
Iguodala would then go on to win four championships with the Golden State Warriors, winning finals MVP in 2015, and proving himself to be an integral part of each title run. He also helped the Miami Heat reach the finals in the bubble in 2020.
This article originally appeared on Sixers Wire: Sixers' Allen Iverson gives love to former teammate Andre Iguodala
