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Reports: Warriors’ Moses Moody Suffers Torn Patellar Tendon, Out for Season

The loss further thins a battered roster in a tight play-in race.

Overview

  • Moody collapsed on a fast break late in overtime Monday in Dallas and left on a stretcher as Golden State finished a 137-131 win over the Mavericks.
  • The Warriors conducted X-rays at the arena and planned an MRI on Tuesday after the team returned to the Bay Area, according to coach Steve Kerr and reporter Nick Friedell.
  • By Tuesday afternoon, multiple outlets citing ESPN’s Shams Charania reported a torn patellar tendon in Moody’s left knee with a season-ending timeline.
  • Teammates and staff reacted in shock, with Draymond Green embracing Moody on the court and Stephen Curry waiting outside the evaluation room as the arena fell silent.
  • Golden State is 34-38 with 10 games left and is already without Curry and season-ending ACL casualty Jimmy Butler, so the rotation now leans more on wings like Brandin Podziemski and rookie Will Richard to defend and space the floor.