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Moses Moody Injured in Warriors' Overtime Win Over Mavericks

3/24/2026

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Summary

Story summary

Moses Moody suffered a serious non-contact left knee injury during Warriors' 137-131 overtime win over Dallas Mavericks.
Moody scored 23 points and collapsed after attempting a dunk, requiring a stretcher to exit.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said, "It sure looked bad," as Moody underwent X-rays and was set for an MRI.
The injury adds to the Warriors' struggles, with Curry and Butler out this season and the team at 34-38.

History

Historical Context

The NBA introduced the three-point line in 1985, transforming gameplay and increasing injury risks due to faster-paced play. This season, the Golden State Warriors faced significant injuries, including Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler. Moses Moody's knee injury during a crucial game against the Dallas Mavericks underscores ongoing concerns about player safety and the physical demands of modern basketball, impacting team performance and health.

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Story summary

Moses Moody suffered a serious non-contact left knee injury during Warriors' 137-131 overtime win over Dallas Mavericks.
Moody scored 23 points and collapsed after attempting a dunk, requiring a stretcher to exit.
Warriors coach Steve Kerr said, "It sure looked bad," as Moody underwent X-rays and was set for an MRI.
The injury adds to the Warriors' struggles, with Curry and Butler out this season and the team at 34-38.

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