Warriors' Moses Moody stretchered off court after gruesome knee injury in win over Mavericks

March 24, 2026 - 08:05

In a frightening moment that overshadowed a hard-fought win, Golden State Warriors guard Moses Moody was stretchered off the court Monday night after a severe knee injury. The incident occurred in the final minute of overtime against the Dallas Mavericks, as Moody elevated for a breakaway dunk.

His left knee appeared to buckle upon landing, causing him to collapse immediately to the floor in visible pain. Teammates and medical staff rushed to his side, and the arena fell silent as he was carefully immobilized and transported from the court.

The Warriors secured the 119-113 victory, but the mood was somber post-game, with the team's focus squarely on their young teammate's wellbeing. Head Coach Steve Kerr stated the team's thoughts are with Moody, acknowledging the difficult sight of the injury.

Moody, a key rotational player known for his defensive energy, had contributed 6 points prior to the exit. The full extent of the knee injury is not yet known, pending further medical evaluation, but the non-contact nature of the incident is a cause for significant concern. His absence will be a major challenge for the Warriors as they continue their push in the competitive Western Conference.