Moses Moody reveals from which Warrior he has learned the most so far

Warriors has a full range of All-Star talent from young players. They have double NBA MVP Steph Curry, final MVP Andre Iguodala, defensive player of the year at Draymond Green and Klay Thompson, who has one of the cleanest and most beautiful forms of shooting the game has ever seen.

But when it comes to who in 14th place in the overall draft, Moses Moody says he has learned the most so far, it’s none of them.

“It simply came to our notice then [Damion] Lee, “Moody told Kendra Andrews and Grant Liffmann of NBC Sports Bay Area on the Dubs Talk podcast.” He’s been a guy I’ve talked to a lot. He has told me a lot about the game, the stuff behind the scenes and really how to approach the league coming as a young guy. “

On paper, Lee may not be the most obvious person for a beginner who can say he is the greatest mentor to date, especially as he is among several future Hall of Fame players. However, Lee’s journey in the league offers a special perspective. Henot has only had to fight through injuries, but he rose through the G League after not getting out of the wild and had to fight his way into the circuit.

Moody’s path is quite different from this, but one similarity with both is that Moody has to fight for minutes from its newcomer year. Lee’s teaching not only provides information on how to succeed in the league, but how to be competitive on the way there.

Of course, Lee isn’t the only player Moody is going to learn from. And one person he wants to work with is Thompson.

“It’s a guy I’ve been following over the years,” Moody said. “You can even see some similarities in our game. But I’m someone I looked at and looked up to so far.”

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The biggest similarity between Moody and Thompson is their desire and attitude towards the ball. At the start of his coming season, Moody’s shooting is his highest merit and skill, suggesting that he could make an impact right away.

Despite this, he channels the patient mindset he learned from Lee.

“I like to shoot the ball, but when I get into this situation and this environment, I’m going to play with these guys and see what’s the best way to get on the floor and stay there,” Moody said.

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