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Moses Moody

player
NBA
10 stories

2026

GP
60
PPG
12.1
RPG
3.3
APG
1.6
SPG
1
BPG
0.6
Season averages
SeasonTeamGPPPGRPGAPG
2026GS6012.13.31.6
2025GS749.82.61.3
2024GS668.130.9
2023GS634.81.70.8
2022GS524.41.50.4

Why Stephen Curry, Draymond Green are ruled out for Sunday's game vs. Clippers

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After Friday’s resounding victory in the NBA Cup group play stage against the Los Angeles Lakers, Warriors stars Stephen Curry and Draymond Green will miss Sunday’s game against the Clippers. The NBA’s latest injury report lists Curry and Green out, along with Moses Moody and Jimmy Butler. Curry is out with a right knee injury, […] The post Why Stephen Curry, Draymond Green are ruled out for Sunday’s game vs. Clippers appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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NBA injury report: Cooper Flagg questionable on Monday, October 26 - TalkBasket.net

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The NBA injury report for Monday, October 26, features several notable absences, including Moses Moody, Mark Williams and Steven Adams. Cooper Flagg is questionable for the Dallas Mavericks against the Miami Heat, while Marcus Smart is questionable for the Houston Rockets. Several teams had yet to submit their reports. Minnesota Timberwolves vs. Cleveland Cavaliers — […] The post NBA injury report: Cooper Flagg questionable on Monday, October 26 appeared first on TalkBasket.net.

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Warriors Notes: Moody, Butler, Curry, Bassey

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Moses Moody (ruptured left patellar tendon) and Jimmy Butler (right ACL tear) won’t be available to start the season, but the Warriors remain optimistic about getting them back by early 2027, writes Anthony Slater of ESPN. According to Slater, Moody – who has described his injury as a “best-case scenario” rupture since it was a […]

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[Hollinger]: Why Warriors, Mavs and others will miss out on West’s playoff field: NBA predictions

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The Warriors had a good offseason, bringing back Steve Kerr, extending Steph Curry at a discount, re-signing some key veterans on team-friendly terms and adding the exact guy they needed in the draft. But they are swimming against the tide. Between the age of the roster and the fact that they are playing much of the year with $70 million in non-performing money because of injuries to Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody, it’s hard to see how this team will have enough to escape the huddled masses of ...

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