Scored 9 points in 6 minutes, was abandoned by Kerr in the second half, ask for a trade, you don't see hope in the Warriors

Today, the Warriors won against the Heat on the road, and the team's main players played very well, four of the starters scored double-doubles, and Jackson Davis Jr. did not appear today, so Moody on the Warriors' side also entered the rotation. Although Moody entered the rotation today, it is a pity that he played very little, only getting 6 minutes of playing time. But in those six minutes of playing time, Moody scored nine points on efficient three-point shooting, including two three-pointers.

Moody stepped up to help quench the Warriors' thirst when the Warriors needed to score, but he wasn't used by Kerr in the second half, which is incomprehensible for common sense. Because Moody scored nine points in six minutes of playing time, it stands to reason that Kerr should give him at least ten minutes of playing time, and maybe he will have an explosive performance in this game. However, he did not give Moody playing time in the second half, while Podzemski's playing time remained steady.

It's clear that Pojemski is a better player than Moody in Kerr's rotation principle. So even though Podzemski fell to the bench today, his playing time was still guaranteed. Fans have been puzzled by why Kerr doesn't like to use Moody, and in the eyes of many fans, Moody's style of play on the court is very calm, he doesn't play nonsense, and his projection is also certain to a certain extent. In addition, he is very tough on the defensive end, and on the offensive end he will also adopt a lot of tough play and attack the interior, which is exactly what this Warriors team needs at the moment.

Cole's non-use of Moody's did inhibit Moody's development to some extent. Because if you can't get the playing time data, there is no guarantee, and you won't have the right to speak when you sign a contract in the future. Many fans believe that the current Moody should apply for the team to trade him, even if he joins a bad team, maybe he can play his ability on the court and prove himself. In the current environment of the Warriors, it is clear that he is not trusted by Kerr. Perhaps Moody's rotation would have been a little higher in the rotation before without Podemski, but now that Kerr trusts Podemski too much, Moody has no future in sight on this team.

So the best option for Moody is to leave the Warriors, or his future career could be in jeopardy. Even after the expiration of his contract in the last year of his career, if his stats don't come out, he may slowly fade out of the NBA, and the truth is so cruel.