Moody joins Butler, Hield, and Green as a rising piece whose development benefits from veteran guidance. Expect Moody to grow into more defensive versatility and off-ball scoring, with Butler and Green helping streamline decision-making and Moody’s comfort in Kerr's varied lineups.

Moody, 23, is ramping up this offseason, linking with Draymond Green in pickup games and posting clips that highlight long-range shooting, rim work, and sharp passing. Last season he averaged 9.8 PPG on 43.3% FG and 37.4% from 3 in 74 games, hinting at a breakout in year five as his role expands.

Moody is a developing 3-and-D prospect whose growth could fuel a long-term Warriors core. Trading Moody for Jones Jr. would accelerate a win-now push but risk losing a high-upside rotational piece.

Moody’s improved shooting profile elevates Golden State’s spacing, potentially pushing his minutes upward and increasing his fantasy value. If he sustains a hot outside stroke, Moody can contribute in scoring efficiency and 3PT volume, while benefiting from the Warriors’ proven system that rewards catch-and-shoots and off-ball movement.

Moody's development has been crucial for the Warriors, and the franchise is reluctant to include him in any trade package involving Kuminga, viewing him as a key part of their future.