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Welcome to the A16Z podcast. I'm Michael Copeland.

You already know how talented Andre Iguodala is as a basketball player.

The Golden State Warrior was named NBA Finals MVP in the Warriors victory last season.

What you may not know is that Iguodala signed with the Warriors in part to be near Silicon Valley and the tech scene.

Turns out, Iguodala knows tech.

And in a conversation with A16Z's Jeff Jordan, he talks about his relationship with tech as a professional athlete and also as a businessman.

Jeff Jordan, a hardcore Warriors fan, starts things off.

As some of you may notice, I've done a little wardrobe change, and I'm wearing my Warriors

NBA championship shirt from last year.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I plan to buy the new one this year too, so let us know how to go.

So a lot of you may know, Andre.

For me, it was probably the most interesting, compelling story in sports last year, where a star

player subordinated his personal goals to the team goals in a way that was incredibly

helpful to the team.

And then when the team needed him at the end, he stepped in and was finals MVP.

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