OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Stephen Curry indicated that the Golden State Warriors are aiming for 50 wins this season when he said earlier this month that there’s a number that “has a five in front of it” written on a whiteboard inside the team’s practice facility as a goal.
Apparently, that’s not enough for Andre Iguodala.
Not after he helped the Denver Nuggets win a franchise-record 57 games last season. And not after he left more money on the table to sign a $48 million, four-year deal with the Warriors this summer.
Iguodala said Wednesday that Golden State is aiming for “more than” 50 wins. He says he has “really high expectations” for a team that reached the second round of the playoffs, returns all five starters and made aggressive moves in free agency.
