The Golden State Warriors will be without guard Moses Moody for the rest of the season after he was diagnosed with a torn patellar tendon in his left knee.
The team confirmed the diagnosis, a significant knee injury that ends Moody’s year and removes a backcourt option from Golden State’s rotation as the season continues.
What it means for Golden State
Moody’s absence leaves the Warriors shorthanded on the perimeter and reduces their depth at guard. With the season moving forward, Golden State will have to navigate the remainder of its schedule without him available.