Warriors player that could be traded: Moses Moody
Moody, Kuminga, and Kevon Looney will all need new deals in the summer of 2025.
At that time, the assumption is that Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, Stephen Curry, and Andrew Wiggins will be on max or near-max deals. Keeping Kuminga will be a priority for Golden State, and they should be able to get that done.
As for Moody, he has potential, as seen by his stunning summer league performances. He averaged the most points per game (playing twice) as the 2K23 Las Vegas Summer League.
He has star potential as a shooter and defender and could become a solid rotational player. But, the Warriors wouldn’t have the cap space to keep him, and the highest value he has, especially with his contract, could be now.
The 2021 14th overall pick averaged 4.4 points per game and shot 44% from the field. Considering he played in under a quarter per game as well, those are decent averages, also noting he shot 36.4% from deep.
The potential is there, and the conflict in the future could help the Dubs make sense of a trade. Also, they signed Donte DiVincenzo who will be competing for a similar role this upcoming season, so Moody may struggle to drastically increase his minutes.