The Warriors officially released news that the 10+3 defender successfully underwent surgery, and the fans reputation quickly reversed

When Stephen Curry was reimbursed in advance due to injury and failed to come back in time, the Warriors lost four consecutive games in the second round and were swept by the Timberwolves, which was particularly regrettable. In fact, looking at the Warriors' team, in addition to Stephen Curry, some players also had injuries, but no news came out at the time. The Warriors officially announced that defender Moses Moody successfully underwent a right finger ligament tear repair surgery, and the recovery process seemed not too short. Of course, the Warriors also responded, expecting Moses Moody to fully recover from his injury, and he will be ready to return to the court before the new season training camp officially begins.

Moses Moody signed an early contract renewal with the Warriors during the offseason last year, and the price also looked very conscientious. Of course, Moses Moody still earns a rookie contract salary this season. In the Warriors' season like a roller coaster, Moses Moody has performed stably. He averaged 9.8 points, 2.6 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 0.8 steals per game, and has stable output on both ends of offense and defense. Whether occasionally starting from the top or returning to the bench, as a major rotation, Moses Moody has no complaints.

However, the Warriors' playoff performance was OK, but Moses Moody was a little hard to describe. He averaged only 7.1 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 0.5 steals per game, and there was a significant decline in both data and overall efficiency. Although the intensity of playoffs and defense has increased, it is normal for role players to decline. But Moses Moody's performance was a bit outrageous. For example, he often had large open spaces, but he made various shots. This was by no means a normal level of Moses Moody. At that time, fans also criticized him in various ways, believing that he was one of the biggest sinners of the Warriors' elimination.

But after this news came out, fans' comments on Moses Moody could be said to have quickly reversed. The reason was actually very simple, that is, Moses Moody played with an injury and gave all his money for the Warriors. In other words, if you want to go far in the playoffs, or regard fighting for the championship as your goal, it doesn't seem appropriate to care about the performance of a player who wins a rookie contract. Finally, I wish Moses Moody was not seriously injured and could return to the stadium health as soon as possible. In fact, not only the Warriors fans, but also many neutral fans of passers-by like Moses Moody, a diligent, down-to-earth and hard-working engineer.