Warriors’ Iguodala undergoes wrist surgery, out at least a month

DALLAS — Andre Iguodala’s playing career that has spanned 19 seasons, including eight with the Warriors, might be coming to an end.

Iguodala, 39, underwent surgery Monday to repair a broken left wrist, the team announced Tuesday night. He’ll be reevaluated in four weeks, effectively ruling him out for the Warriors’ final nine regular season games.

The earliest Iguodala could return is the first round of the NBA playoffs, though Golden State, currently sixth in the Western Conference, would have to make it there first.

Iguodala, who has won four NBA titles with Golden State, hurt the wrist March 13 in the third quarter of a win over the Phoenix Suns at Chase Center. Iguodala crashed to the court after being fouled on a drive to the basket.

He stayed in the game, but was seen icing his hand in the locker room after the game. The team later announced he would need surgery after further testing showed he suffered a fracture.

Iguodala has played only eight games this season, but his impact was felt every time he stepped foot on the court. His 116.7 offensive rating is second to only Stephen Curry and he has posted a team-best 104.7 defensive rate in his 113 minutes.

With Iguodala, Andrew Wiggins and Gary Payton II sidelined, Golden State filled its 15th roster spot by signing forward Anthony Lamb to a standard contract last week.

Before signing a one-year deal at training camp, Iguodala said this season would be his last.