On Monday evening, the Golden State Warriors' losing streak continued with a blowout loss at home to the Los Angeles Clippers. The Warriors controlled the game for most of the season, but fell behind in the fourth quarter, trailing by 15 in the final frame and losing the game 114–101.
Now, things have gone from bad to worse with some tough news on the injury front regarding shooting guard Moses Moody.
Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area, formerly of the Ax, reported on Twitter, "According to Steve Kerr, Moses Moody jammed his right wrist and hurt his shoulder." "The Warriors will know more about his condition tomorrow."
It's a tough break for a Warriors team that was already weakened from an injury perspective, with Stephen Curry out for most of the last month with a knee injury, and Jimmy Butler already out for the year with a torn ACL.
Moody is enjoying a good season for the Warriors, hovering around 40 percent from beyond the arc throughout the campaign, and he'll certainly be hoping these injuries aren't too serious.
Currently, the Warriors are 31-30 on the season, and if the regular season ended today, they would be in the Western Conference play-in tournament for the third consecutive year.
Making matters more frustrating for Golden State is that recent trade acquisition Kristaps Porzingis, whom the team brought in from the Atlanta Hawks in exchange for Jonathan Kuminga, has played just one game for the team as he battled an illness.
Kuminga, meanwhile, has had a great start to his tenure in Atlanta.
In any case, the Warriors next face off on Thursday evening when they hit the road to take on the Houston Rockets.
