Moses Moody is putting a timeline on his road back. The Golden State Warriors guard is targeting September as the month he hopes to return to on-court basketball activities, a promising sign for a player who has been navigating the recovery process during the offseason.
The news gives Warriors fans a concrete window to watch for, with September representing the heart of the pre-training camp stretch — a period when players typically ramp up their individual workouts and begin shaking off the rust ahead of a new season.
Moody, still just in the early chapters of his NBA career, will be eager to get back on the floor and build on his development. Every offseason rep matters at his stage, and losing any chunk of that time to injury is never ideal for a young player working to carve out a bigger role.
A September return would still leave him with meaningful time to prepare before training camps open, giving him a runway to get his legs under him and get back into the rhythm of competitive basketball before things get serious.
Warriors faithful will be keeping a close eye on any updates as that target month approaches. For now, the direction is an encouraging one — Moody appears to be progressing and has a clear goal in his sights heading into the new season.
