Former Warriors general manager Bob Myers says the most difficult decision he faced during his time with Golden State was trading Andre Iguodala to the Memphis Grizzlies. Myers frames the move as particularly tough because of what Iguodala provided on and off the court for the franchise.
Across reports, outlets note Iguodala’s multi-season impact with the Warriors and that he was a key piece during Golden State’s competitive years. One account highlights that Iguodala played six seasons with the Warriors in his first stint and finished top-four in Sixth Man of the Year voting three times. Other coverage places the decision within the broader context of Myers’ overall Warriors track record, including the team’s four championships during his tenure and major roster moves surrounding that era.
While all the stories converge on the same decision as Myers’ toughest, they differ slightly in emphasis: some focus on the emotional difficulty of losing Myers from fans’ perspective, while others concentrate on Iguodala’s performance profile and the wider championship context of Golden State’s roster-building under Myers.
