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Golden State Warriors shooting guard Moses Moody is being sued in small claims court by a former landlord who alleged the player trashed his Mission Bay condo during his stay there, causing about $28,000 in damages.
In the Wednesday court filing, property owner Amir Tabarrok said Moody, who is now 23, rented his seventh-floor condo at 330 Mission Bay North in 2021, the year he was drafted, and lived there until October 2025. Monthly rent was $6,495. When Moody vacated the unit in the Radiance condo complex, the property owner said he found extensive damage to the flooring, carpets, ceiling and walls “resulting from failure to run the required ventilation when doing laundry.”
Along with Kuminga, Buddy Hield is also a trade candidate to monitor as he’s fallen out of the rotation and could be paired with Kuminga to get a player in the $30 million range or so. Adding a player, such as Moses Moody, for example, would allow Golden State to potentially acquire a player in the $40 million range.
Joseph Dycus: “I think it's all good. You know, it just happened on a grand stage … but altercations happen behind closed doors all the time, so it's nothing special.” Moses Moody on the Draymond Green-Steve Kerr situation.
When Dillon Brooks' shot bounced off the backboard with the clock winding down at Mortgage Matchup Center on Thursday night, it looked like the Warriors and Phoenix Suns were heading to overtime tied 98-98. But then Moses Moody was whistled for a foul as he went to grab the rebound, and Suns guard Jordan Goodwin sank a free throw with 0.4 seconds left to give Phoenix the 99-98 win. Warriors coach Steve Kerr couldn't believe that's what it came down to for a Golden State team that has struggled to close out games as of late. "Tonight we executed really well," Kerr told reporters after the game. "It's hard to believe that the game was decided on that call, you know, on an air ball that hits the side of the backboard, and guys behind the bench told me that Moses got all ball. Everybody's tangled up ... That, to me, it better be a foul to decide the game on a play like that. "So, disappointing that we didn't get to go to overtime because I thought our guys executed and did a great job in the last few minutes of giving ourselves a chance."
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Anthony Slater: In a search for better continuity, Steve Kerr said he will keep the five-man group of Steph Curry, Moses Moody, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and Quinten Post as the established starting lineup for the foreseeable future (barring injury).
The shining star was Moses Moody, who scored a career-high 32 points on 10-of-16 shooting and went 8 of 12 on 3-pointers. His sizzling start was beyond being on fire. Moody made seven threes in the first quarter, joining Curry and Klay Thompson as the only Warriors ever to make at least seven threes in one quarter. The proud product of Little Rock, Ark., was fueled by Southern comfort on his career night. “I’m from the South, so whenever I’m down here, my joints feel better,” Moody joked on "Warriors Postgame Live."
Anthony Slater: Al Horford is inactive tonight in Denver. Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody are active. All three were questionable.
The Golden State Warriors have upgraded Draymond Green (right rib contusion) to available for Friday's game against Denver. Moses Moody (right low back strain) is now listed as questionable.
Anthony Slater: Moses Moody is questionable tomorrow night in Milwaukee with right thumb soreness. Had surgery on it this past summer. All the Warriors veterans are cleared to open road trip. Giannis Antetokounmpo is probable for the Bucks.
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Anthony Slater: Moses Moody will make his season debut for the Warriors tonight in Portland. Al Horford is resting with left toe injury management. Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green are cleared to play. Jonathan Kuminga is probable with right ankle inflammation.
Anthony Slater: Warriors are hopeful Moses Moody will make his season debut in Portland tomorrow night. Al Horford is the only veteran currently expected to rest vs Blazers on the second side of a back-to-back, per Kerr. Plan is for Butler, Curry, Draymond to play.
The James Wiseman draft pick at second overall in 2020 was a monumental whiff. If they wanted it, there could've been a trade path to Anthony Edwards at the top spot. Franz Wagner and Trey Murphy III were available to them during the Kuminga and Moses Moody selections in 2021. But that's all revisionist history to the always diplomatic Curry. "That whole conversation gets old quick," Curry said of maximizing his window. "I get what everybody's saying and the idea of it. But you make decisions with the information you have in front of you. If the information changes, then your perspective might change. That's kind of how it is in the league in general. I say all that to say: I want to be competitive. Doesn't mean you're going to have a perfect situation where you're the proverbial favorite. But I like where we are at."
With Warriors guard Moses Moody doubtful for Golden State's 2025-26 NBA season opener due to a calf strain, when could the fifth-year pro make his debut? Stanford Medicine orthopedic surgeon Dr. Geoffrey Abrams, MD, provided some expert analysis on what Dub Nation can expect from Moody's injury -- which Warriors coach Steve Kerr said the team isn't "too concerned" about -- as he works his way back to the court. "If the team is describing it as a minor muscle strain, it's probably ... some microscopic tearing and minor partial tearing," Abrams told NBC Sports Bay Area on Friday. "The good news about that, obviously, it's on the lesser severe end of the spectrum, and typical return-to-play timelines are a couple weeks or so for these more minor muscle grade strains."
