Moses Moody's Future with the Golden State Warriors

🏀Moses Moody's performance in his third season with the Golden State Warriors showed promise, with an average of 8.1 points per game and a 36% three-point shooting percentage.

⌛️Moody's playing time was limited, with only 66 games played and less than 20 minutes per game.

🔀Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Warriors, admitted that Moody became a victim of the team's rotation and the difficulty of finding his role.

🔝Despite limited playing time, Moody has shown potential and has been an underrated asset for the Warriors, with a positive plus-minus rating and the fifth-best net rating on the team.

⚖️The Warriors face a decision of whether to prioritize young talent like Moody or focus on the veteran core for their future success.

Should Moses Moody have a bigger role with the Warriors next season?

—If the Warriors make necessary roster changes, such as Clay Thompson leaving or Andrew Wiggins finding another team, Moses Moody should have a bigger role with the team.

What is the best-case scenario for Moses Moody's future?

—The best-case scenario for Moody would be to have a bigger role in the team next season and continue to improve his skills.

What is the worst-case scenario for Moses Moody's future?

—The worst-case scenario is that Moody is involved in a trade package or continues to face playing time challenges, affecting his career development.

What is the most likely scenario for Moses Moody's future?

—If no significant changes are made, Moody may have another playing time conversation in the middle of the next season, similar to the current situation.

Should the Warriors trade or keep Moses Moody?

—It depends on whether the Warriors believe in Moody's potential and are willing to provide him with the playing time and role he deserves. If they are not willing to do so, trading him might be a better option.

00:07Moses Moody's future with the Golden State Warriors is uncertain.

00:36Moody expressed frustration with his playing time and role during his exit interview.

01:52Moody's performance in his third season showed promise, with an average of 8.1 points per game and a 36% three-point shooting percentage.

02:32Steve Kerr admitted that Moody became a victim of the team's rotation and the difficulty of finding his role.

06:10The best-case scenario would be for Moody to have a bigger role in the team next season and continue to improve.

06:45The worst-case scenario is that Moody is involved in a trade package or continues to face playing time challenges.

07:47The most likely scenario is that Moody has another playing time conversation in the middle of the next season.

09:23The Warriors face a decision of whether to prioritize young talent like Moody or focus on the veteran core for their future success.