VIDEO: ESPN Actually Aired Andre Iguodala Running Through Oracle Arena Tunnel Shouting NSFW Phrase
By Max Scoli

The thrill of victory, the agony of accidentally airing Iggy screaming at his beautiful hands after a game-sealing steal clinched Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. Check out the live mishap, with ESPN blatantly blowing it again in the QB department.
Sportscenter airs Andre Iguodala yelling "these motherfuckers are crazy" while holding up his hands LOL pic.twitter.com/Zdu89jcwDk
— gifdsports (@gifdsports) May 17, 2019
Yup, those MFers truly are crazy, Iggy.
If you missed the game and are wondering why he is yelling at his hands in disbelief, it's because he stole the ball from Damian Lillard, among the most clutch players in the NBA, in the final seconds of the game to seal the win for the Dubs.
Andre Iguodala sealed the Warriors’ win with the steal on Damian Lillard in the closing seconds. Golden State goes up 2-0. #NBAPlayoffs
— USA TODAY NBA (@usatodaynba) May 17, 2019
?: @NBAonTNT
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Iguodala has become a devastating defensive specialist over the course of his career. He was named to the NBA All-Defensive First Team in 2014 as a member of the Dubs. Iguodala averaged 1.51 steals in just over 32 minutes per game that season, leading the NBA in plus/minus per game with a +9. He also was tied for eighth in the league in defensive rating with 96.9.
Not much has changed, as Iggy continues to make a difference on the defensive end of the floor.
Kerr asked if he’s ever seen a walk-off steal like Andre Iguodala had tonight. “I think from Andre. He’s done that before.” pic.twitter.com/Bs2wZvdpeT
— The Athletic (@TheAthleticSF) May 17, 2019
While his hands may be as "crazy" as he claims, his basketball IQ is what separates him from other veterans in his position. His court awareness is unparalleled, which allows him to have an impact on every play while he is out there.
Draymond Green on Andre Iguodala’s defense against Damian Lillard late, “The most important thing there in that situation is Dre’s intelligence.” #Warriors pic.twitter.com/tRPcxMxJUu
— 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) May 17, 2019
As a former NBA Finals MVP in 2015 for his strong defense against LeBron James, you can expect Iggy to play a substantial role in the Warriors' success moving forward.
And you can expect the cameras to be on him the whole time, through every scream.