The Warriors two supporting roles have transformed again! Moody is both offensive and defensive to limit Booker, and Post is both offensive and defensive to stabilize the space.

NBA regular season, the Warriors defeated the Suns 118-107. This game was also thrilling for the Warriors, as they lost consecutive points in the third and fourth quarters and were chased to single digits. Fortunately, we were able to maintain our advantage and finally won. In this game, the two supporting characters once again proved their worth, and they all completed their transformations.

One is Moody. He performed very well in the second half today, especially his continuous scoring in the final quarter to help the team widen the point difference. Moody made 7 of 11 shots in the game and 5 of 8 three-pointers, scoring 24 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and 1 steal. Such data is enough to prove his contribution in the game. His three-point shooting percentage has reached 45.5% per game this season, which is a new regular season high for Moody's career. This is his biggest improvement point this season. At the same time, he can also shoot inside and outside, maintaining all-round damage inside and outside.

In addition, Moody's contribution on the defensive end is also good. His defensive role was very good last season, and he can still maintain it this season. Today's restriction on Booker is perfect. He has maintained a state of both offense and defense, which is substantial for the Warriors to strengthen. Especially in the second half, if it weren't for Moody's performance, this game might have been settled.

The performance of Post is also very crucial. 5 of 7, 4 of 6 three-pointers, 14 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 steal and 2 blocks. His plus-minus value is the highest on the team except Butler. When his three-point shooting remains accurate, he can help the team open up space.

In addition to being stable in three-pointers, Post's progress in confrontation, physical fitness and defense are obvious to all. The defense can also ensure the stability of the basket, which makes him a space-based insider with both offense and defense. It’s just that his playing time was too little this time. If Cord had used Moody and Post more, the Suns wouldn’t have been able to catch up to single digits many times in the second half. But I don’t know if Post’s condition can be sustained. He is a key point for the Warriors inside.