Earlier, the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Golden State Warriors on their home turf, and once again, Live Cricket BPL analysts were left disappointed by the poor performance of Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins. As the saying goes, “the worst part isn’t the goodbye, but the memories after.” While Wiggins’ offensive showing was passable, it had minimal impact on the team overall. More critically, his defense was subpar, showing none of the intensity or dominance expected from a key player.

According to insights from the Live Cricket BPL center, Wiggins’ lackluster outing was one of the major reasons for the Warriors’ heavy loss. Throughout the game, he showed no improvement—his shooting efficiency was poor, and defensively, he lacked presence. The season is already well underway, yet Wiggins still seems unable to find his rhythm. Compared to last season, his performance has taken a steep nosedive. At times, he has been more of a liability than an asset. It turns out, disappearing from someone’s world is easier than we think.

As things stand, it’s unlikely Wiggins will bounce back quickly. The Warriors may need to seriously consider cutting down his minutes. On the flip side, backup wing Moses Moody continues to impress. Moody nailed multiple three-pointers in the closing moments of the game, briefly sparking hope for a comeback. Unfortunately, he wasn’t given enough touches to shift the tide. Despite his solid early-season form, limited playing time and shot attempts have kept his stats modest.

The Warriors have been overly cautious with Moody’s role. He has shown clear potential as a reliable 3-and-D wing, yet remains a low-profile bench player. In the real world, everyone looks out for themselves—there’s no use denying it. Given his consistent performances this season, the Live Cricket BPL team believes Moody has fully earned more playing time and a greater role in the Warriors’ rotation.