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In the past few days, momentum seemed to be building toward Andre Iguodala leaving the Golden State Warriors, as the two sides didn't even meet during the initial period of free agency. Instead, Iguodala met with a number of teams, including the San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets, and Sacramento Kings. 

But on Saturday afternoon, Iguodala and the Warriors had gotten together, with the Dubs reportedly set to offer Iguodala a three-year deal. 

Now ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski is reporting that Iguodala has indeed agreed to a deal to stay with the defending champions. 

Shams Charania of The Vertical came in with the details, noting that the deal will be worth $48 million. 

Sam Amick of USA Today added that this was the Warriors' third offer to Iguodala, and that the threat of him leaving was very real. 

Iguodala himself seemed to confirm the deal, tweeting, "Sources close to Andre Iguodala reporting agreed to terms to return to the bay...."

The biggest question of the Warriors' offseason has now been answered. This was huge for the Warriors to get Iguodala back, as he's one of the league's best reserves, and his versatility on both sides of the ball unlocks everything the Warriors want to do. The Warriors were always going to be favorites once again going into next season, but Iguodala's return just makes that more true.