George Karl believes Andre Iguodala was Mark Jackson's "mole" during last season's playoff series between the Denver Nuggets and Golden State Warriors.

"No question," said Karl when asked.

Jackson accused the Nuggets of playing dirty and intentionally attempting to cause an injury to Stephen Curry.

“I got inside information that some people don’t like that brand of basketball and they clearly didn’t co-sign it,” said Jackson to the media at the time.

"I thought Mark had a lot of tricks in that series that were bush- ..." said Karl. "I don’t know. I don’t know what they were. Almost high-schoolish. They were beneath the NBA level. And they might have worked. They might have motivated his young team in a good way. You know, he’d announce a starting lineup and start another guy. C’mon, man. You think we’re not ready for that?"

Brandon Rush could return to the Utah Jazz lineup on Friday.

Rush initially returned from major knee surgery on Nov. 5, but decided that he wasn't ready.

Rush practiced without limitations on Wednesday.

Golden State Warriors center Andrew Bogut and Portland Trail Blazers guard Mo Williams have each been suspended one game without pay for fighting after Bogut initiated an incident by elbowing Trail Blazers center Joel Freeland in the jaw.

In addition, for escalating the incident, LaMarcus Aldridge has been fined $45,000, while Wesley Matthews and Draymond Green have been fined $20,000 each.

The incident occurred with 3:42 remaining in the third quarter of the Trail Blazers' 113-101 win over the Warriors on Saturday at Oracle Arena.

Williams will serve his suspension Monday when the Trail Blazers host the New York Knicks. Bogut will serve his suspension on Tuesday when the Warriors visit the New Orleans Pelicans.

The Golden State Warriors have assigned center Dewayne Dedmon and guard Nemanja Nedovic to the Santa Cruz Warriors of the NBA Development League.

Both players will be available for Sunday's game.

Andre Iguodala will not have surgery on his injured hamstring.

Iguodala heard a pop in his hamstring in the Golden State Warriors' loss on Friday to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Andre Iguodala injured his left hamstring in the Golden State Warriors' loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday.

Iguodala said after the game that he heard a pop in his hamstring. He will undergo an MRI on Saturday.

“That’s what I felt, so that’s why I was so concerned,” Iguodala said. “I knew it was something. Normally I can just run it off or it’ll go away. But once I heard it pop, I knew it was serious.”

Iguodala is averaging 13.5 points, 6.3 rebounds and 4.3 assists in his first season with the Warriors.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has been diagnosed with a mild concussion after hitting his head on the court during the fourth quarter of Monday's 98-87 victory at Utah.

The only symptom at this time is a headache, which has dissipated since last night.

Curry will not play in Wednesday night’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies and his status moving forward is day-to-day.

In 10 games this season, he is averaging 19.9 points, 8.7 assists, 3.7 rebounds and 1.70 steals in 32.7 minutes per contest.

The Golden State Warriors have signed Dewayne Dedmon from the Santa Cruz Warriors of the D-League.

The Warriors are in need of depth at center with Jermaine O'Neal out.

The Warriors waived Dedmon at the end of training camp. Dedmon left USC early to declare for the 2013 NBA Draft.

With Jermaine O'Neal out due to injury, the Golden State Warriors are scrambling to find depth at center.

The Warriors' top decision-makers reportedly even entertained asking Brian Scalabrine, who is an assistant coach, to come out of retirement.

NBA teams cannot sign players to 10-day contracts until Jan. 6, which rules out Dewaye Dedmon.

David Lee and Marreese Speights could play some backup center minutes, while they will also need Draymond Green and Ognjen Kuzmic to play more minutes.

Andre Iguodala sent word to the owners of the Golden State Warriors how much he liked the organization during last season's playoff series while with the Denver Nuggets.

The Warriors acquired Iguodala in a complicated sign-and-trade deal in which they traded away several expiring contracts and future first round picks to the Utah Jazz.

“It’s interesting, during one of the playoff games in Denver, I was sitting on the floor," said Joe Lacob. "It turned out per chance, that one of his cousins was sitting behind us. We (were) introduced and got to know him during the first game. When we came back for the second game, he made it pretty clear that Andre liked the Warriors, liked the organization. Obviously, I couldn’t talk about that at the time, but when he did become a free agent, I didn’t have to sell a lot. He was pretty sold. He sees how we do things, and the word gets out among the players. We get approached all of the time by agents with really big names who say, ‘Hey, when my guy’s contract is up, we’d really like to consider playing for the Warriors, because you’re building something the right way.’ We can’t talk to them, because it’s illegal, but you can see that we’re building something for the future, and people can sense that.”