Warriors Get Encouraging Moses Moody Injury Update

August 3, 2026 - 08:26

The Golden State Warriors may have reason for optimism regarding Moses Moody's rehabilitation, as the young guard appears to be making steady progress toward a return to basketball activities.

According to a report from The Athletic, Moody is aiming to begin running and participating in on-court drills by September as he continues his recovery from a ruptured left patellar tendon. While this marks a significant milestone in his rehabilitation process, the 24-year-old is still expected to be several months away from returning to actual game action.

The injury, which cut short what was shaping up to be a promising season for Moody, required surgery and has kept him off the court since January. The Warriors have been cautious with his recovery, prioritizing long-term health over a rushed return.

Moody, who has shown flashes of being a reliable two-way contributor, averaged 9.2 points and 2.6 rebounds per game before the injury. His ability to knock down catch-and-shoot threes and defend multiple positions has made him a valuable piece of Golden State's rotation when healthy.

The September target for on-court work suggests Moody could be ready for training camp, though the team will likely ease him back into full contact drills. Warriors fans will be watching closely, as a fully healthy Moody could provide a significant boost to the team's wing depth heading into the new season.