Moses Moody sets date for his return: aims to resume training in September

The Golden State Warriors continue to monitor the progress of Moses Moody, one of the key pieces in their rotation for the upcoming season. Although the shooting guard remains focused on his recovery, the latest news is optimistic and suggests that he could take a significant step forward in September.

As reported by The New York Times, Moody is completing his rehabilitation process in the San Francisco Bay Area with the goal of resuming running and returning to on-court work in September, a crucial advancement in his comeback journey to competition.

During a camp organized by Stephen Curry, Moody was present but avoided participating in ball-handling exercises. Instead, he acted as a passer, indicating that the coaching staff and medical services are following a recovery plan without taking unnecessary risks.

Curry himself praised his teammate's attitude during this process: "He's committed to the work. He's not fighting against it," stated the Warriors' star, commending Moody's discipline in approaching his rehabilitation.

Injuries at the Warriors

The San Francisco franchise will face the start of the upcoming season with several significant absences. In addition to Moody, Jimmy Butler is also continuing his recovery from an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tear, so much of the team's aspirations at the beginning of the season will once again rely on Stephen Curry.

Golden State is confident that both Moody and Butler can gradually reintegrate once they surpass their respective recovery processes, although at the moment, the primary goal is for both to return in the best possible physical condition, without rushing timelines.

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