The Warriors have been short of major players in recent times, especially in the frontcourt position, they are very short of stable rotation, because Green, Kuminga, and Lee Kyle have all suffered injuries in recent times, so this period has tested Moody's performance very much. Fortunately, Moody has lived up to the high expectations of fans and coaches in recent times, and he has scored in double figures in his last five games. He has made a total of 15 three-pointers in the last five games, averaging three three-pointers per game, which is very good.

In the first two games, Kerr found that Moody was better when he played in the No. 4 position. And Moody's style of play, which came to the No. 4 position, is more concise and does not need to frequently play against the guard. Because Moody's body is very strong, he is more suitable to play against some tall players, rather than fighting with some defenders to fight for speed, because Moody is still a little slow in lateral movement on the defensive end, and he can play to his advantage against the above, although he is not tall, but he can play the number four position.

The Warriors signed a three-year, $39 million contract extension with Moody this year, and it makes perfect sense for the Warriors to offer this contract at this point, as Moody seems to be slowly starting to evolve into a 3-and-D player form. When his three-point shooting on the court becomes more and more consistent, it is a very worthwhile contract extension for the Warriors.

Moody doesn't need to carry the ball, and he's very good at catching and shooting on the Warriors lineup. It can be said that he is a player who rarely makes mistakes on the court, and he is very steady, and he may not reach a very high level, but he can appear in a strong team as a stable rotation. Now that Moody has found confidence, maybe he'll play better and better, and maybe his career will start to stabilize.