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Antony Slater: One of the main things within this that has been told to me by multiple people that is the injuries to Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody shifted that even more with an understanding of your starting wings are going to miss at least half maybe more of next season. Tim Bontemps: If you're being charitable, Jimmy Butler will be back in probably around January 1st, right? That's an accelerated timeline. Now, look, Jimmy's crazy. If you tell me he comes back sooner, sure, but like you're also talking about a guy who's past 35 now, coming back from a torn ACL, right? Draymond Green's a year older, Steph Curry's a year older. We just saw Steph Curry hobbling through this game Friday night in Phoenix, like not able to really move by the end of it. I was going to have a summer to get himself healthy now, but that is the reasonable thing to think about a team led by a trio of guys who are on the wrong side of the age curve. And with Jimmy and Steph and Draymond on the books, I want to say that's 80% of the salary cap in three guys. It's not like they can go out and snap their fingers and just add players either.

Moses: I appreciate all of the love. Every challenge I’ve been through in life I’m glad I went through. I’m sure I’ll feel the same about this. 💪🏾

Dalton Johnson: Moses Moody officially underwent surgery for his torn patellar tendon today, per the Warriors

Anthony Slater: Steve Kerr on Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody, his two starting wings facing lengthy knee rehabs: “Hopefully those guys will be back next season, midseason or so.”
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Chef: Draymond Green talks about the discussion on the court among players after the Moses Moody injury: "If you go look at the play, myself, Naji Marshall, P.J. Washington, a lot of guys are standing there talking. What guys were saying was like 'Man, we kept telling them that the floor is wet. We kept telling them the floor is wet' because we all thought he slipped. You see him going full speed, you see him take off, we thought he slipped. When you obviously go back and look at the replay, he didn't slip. So we're all just standing like 'Man, it's one thing to see a guy get hurt, but it's a different when you see a guy get hurt caused by a wet spot on the floor'. So we all thought he slipped. You go back and watch the replay, he didn't slip. He went to go up and it just gave out. But that's what the dialogue was about, we kept telling them 'This floor is wet, floor is wet.'" #PrayersforMoody
Draymond Green talks about the discussion on the court among players after the Moses Moody injury:
— Chef (@CurryForGame) March 25, 2026
"If you go look at the play, myself, Naji Marshall, P.J. Washington, a lot of guys are standing there talking. What guys were saying was like 'Man, we kept telling them that the… pic.twitter.com/fiUTn5bpf8

Marc Stein: The Warriors announce that they have confirmed a torn left patellar tendon for Moses Moody sustained in overtime Monday night in Dallas:
The Warriors announce that they have confirmed a torn left patellar tendon for Moses Moody sustained in overtime Monday night in Dallas: pic.twitter.com/89VPB0UTYd
— Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) March 24, 2026

Shams Charania: Golden State Warriors guard Moses Moody has been diagnosed with a torn patellar tendon in his left knee, sources tell ESPN. Moody's career-best season is over and a lengthy rehab will be required.

Anthony Slater: Steph Curry will remain out tomorrow vs Nets, per source, as he tries to get cleared for a scrimmage setting. Quick update on NBA Today including the latest on Moses Moody as Warriors assess the extent of damage to his left knee
Steph Curry will remain out tomorrow vs Nets, per source, as he tries to get cleared for a scrimmage setting.
— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) March 24, 2026
Quick update on NBA Today including the latest on Moses Moody as Warriors assess the extent of damage to his left knee pic.twitter.com/xtpto27iLU

Kerr said Moody had x-rays taken on his knee immediately after the game. He flew home with the team and is scheduled for an MRI on Tuesday. “I saw the looks on the Mavericks’ faces,” Kerr said. “Everybody on the floor was just horrified. Players care about players. They know how fragile this business is and how short their careers are, and how injuries can happen and can be catastrophic. We don’t know what it is yet. We’re just hoping for the best.”
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Golden State Warriors wing Moses Moody suffered a noncontact left knee injury late in Monday night's 137-131 overtime win in Dallas, needing the assistance of a stretcher to exit the floor. Moody stole the ball from Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg with 1:13 left in overtime and went up for what appeared to be a wide-open dunk to punctuate the win, but his left knee buckled as he planted and Moody went sprawling to the floor.

Moody received an X-ray postgame as the medical staff tries to determine the exact severity of the injury, but it's believed to be serious. "We don't know what it is, but it sure looked bad," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said. "Just hoping for the best." According to the Warriors, Moody will fly back to the Bay Area with the team and get an MRI on Tuesday.

Oh No He Didn't: you can't hate Dray for this
you can't hate Dray for thispic.twitter.com/XDdUMbuOpN https://t.co/UxMaNtrppB
— Oh No He Didn't (@ohnohedidnt24) March 24, 2026

Dalton Johnson: The Moses Moody I know is the one who gives back so much to Little Rock, the one who went to Africa last summer for Basketball Without Borders, the one who uses poetry for purpose Not a bad word to say about Moses. None.