wasn't his responsibility anyway in that series.

Furthermore I've never really seen Iggy guard Tony Parker effectively in ten years of watching him.

I remember him having one horrible game in Philly a couple years ago when the Spurs lost to the Sixers for the first time in damn near a decade but that wasn't due to Iggy playing shutdown corner on Tony Parker.

Lebron, situationally, can guard any position on the floor to Iggy's 2.5 or so plus has much more of an impact on team defense than Andre Iguodala does.

And in Iggy's case *that's his specialty* while he collects his 13, 5 & 5.