Andre was seen on the court in various colorways of this sneaker during the 2014-2015 season when the Warriors brought home their first title in over 40 years. Andre averaged 16.3 ppg, 4.0 assists, 5.8 rebounds and shot 52.1% from the field in the Finals. In the series clinching game 6, Andre finished with 25 points and would go on to win the NBA Finals MVP that year.

The Andre Iguodala signing was the one of best moves the franchise ever made. Andre sacrificed for the team when he agreed to come off the bench. He understood the vision Coach Kerr had for the team and was more than willing to do what he had to do. Easily a starting player on any other team, he took on the role as veteran off the bench who ignited and brought that spark. A versatile wing who could handle the ball, score, rebound, make plays, defend and make everyone around him that much better. He did absolutely everything and anything to help the team. But when the Cavaliers went up 2-1 in the series, Andre was inserted back into the starting lineup and the rest was history. The small-ball lineup had allowed the Warriors to find their offense and rhythm. Without him, who knows if the Warriors bring home the Larry O’Brien trophy that year.