The Golden State Warriors are trying to find a way to escape the purgatory they’ve been over the past several seasons.

Golden State hasn’t made it past the second round of the NBA Playoffs since winning the league championship in 2021. This team will never not be competitive while Steph Curry is on the roster, but the Warriors frankly don’t look like a championship-caliber roster at this point.

But that’s not to say this team isn’t talented. In fact, one Warriors player showed off their talent on June 20—although this talent has nothing to do with basketball.

Guard Moses Moody attended a Juneteenth celebration at the Golden Gate Park bandshell, and brought out his guitar. The Warriors’ X account posted a video of Moody performing at the event, which is drawing attention because most fans didn’t know that Moody could handle a guitar like he does a basketball.

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While it’s cool to see Moody performing on stage, Warriors fans are hoping he’ll perform on the court once next season begins.

The 24-year-old averaged a respectable 12.1 points per game last year, but missed the final portion of the season because of a torn patellar tendon in his left knee.

If Golden State can make a championship run before Steph Curry retires, they could use a fully healthy Moody to make a jump in productivity during the 2026-27 campaign, as that would add a lot of crucial depth to the team’s roster.

In the meantime, fans will be content to hear Moody’s music.