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I asked Draymond Green about Moses Moody’s development defensively: “He was 0-for-5 from the field but he had an impact on the game…Moses played 28 minutes and couldn’t even make a shot. That says a lot about the trust that coach has in him and that he’s earned.”

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Keep posting like this man, it's nice to see the post game interview

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Thank you for asking about moody. The future is bright with this team

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Marc Grandivor 1 Jahr

I was wrong about Moody’s defense for sure

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@MzRMoody Moody is the future!

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