Moses Moody made seven first-quarter 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 32 points in the Golden State Warriors' win on Sunday night.

Moody helped the Warriors power past the Pelicans with a game-high 32 points on 10-of-16 shooting from the field with eight made triples. Moody added four rebounds and three steals in 33 minutes in Golden State's 124-106 win over the Pelicans.

Moses Moody's hot start helped the Warriors race out to a big lead, notch the win: "That's actually my first time having eight 3s."

Moses Moody had a game-changing performance that could cause Steve Kerr to rethink his rotation. With Stephen Curry experiencing one of his coldest shooting nights of the season, Moody scored 32 points and set a career-high with eight three-pointers.

This article was originally published on bluemanhoop.com as Moses Moody just came closer to Klay Thompson than anyone ever thought possible.

While Curry may receive the benefit of relative inattention, tonight’s performance from Moses Moody may, in turn, be wrongly buried in the mist. As such, I feel it is my duty to shine a light on his night: a career-high 32 points on a scorching 88% True Shooting mark,

Head coach Steve Kerr praised Moody’s performance, highlighting his growth as a movement shooter and his continued impact as an on-ball defender. Kerr said he’s thrilled to see Moody shooting the ball so well this season (45.3% from deep), adding that he has settled in comfortably into his role as a starter.

Moody does not have the best contract in the NBA because there are a handful of players on rookie contracts and cheap second contracts who have become stars. Victor Wembanyama ($13.8M AAV), Austin Reaves ($13.5M AAV) and Deni Avdija ($13.8M AAV) come to mind.