Moody is clearly capable of more than what we've seen. He was a highly-touted lottery pick and has shown flashes of a bright upside. However, he is part of a highly competitive franchise with one of the deepest rosters in the league. The fact he's earning consistent-ish minutes is impressive within itself.

After the Warriors dropped their second straight loss on Monday, frustrated fans remarked that the team seems to be repeating its mistakes. The disenchantment not only applies to the back-to-back blown double-digit leads but also the mismanagement of a key player: Moses Moody.

Moses Moody still can't get regular minutes on the Golden State Warriors despite being in his fourth NBA season and despite signing a three-year, $39 million rookie contract extension. The 22-year-old still finds himself at the back end of head coach Steve Kerr's rotation, often completely out of it throughout his time in the Bay Area.

Warriors guard Moses Moody responded to contributing to victories despite having a limited role after they lost to the Nets.

Moses Moody has faced an uphill battle for consistent playing time since joining the Golden State Warriors in 2021. In Monday’s loss against the Brooklyn Nets, Moody led all scorers in the first half with 15 points off the bench.