Moses Moody’s career-high 32 and eight 3s lift Warriors to 124-106 win over Pelicans

Moses Moody's career-high 32 and eight 3s lift Warriors to 124-106 win over Pelicans

Moses Moody scored a career-high 32 points, including a career-high eight 3-pointers, as Golden State beat New Orleans 124-106 on Monday, November 17, 2025. The Golden State Warriors vs New Orleans Pelicans match player stats therefore have one clearly identified individual line and one firm team result.

What the reported player stats show

Eight made 3-pointers generated 24 of Moody’s 32 points. Those 24 points accounted for exactly 75 per cent of his scoring, while all 32 represented 25.8 per cent of Golden State’s 124-point output. Moody’s teammates collectively scored 92 points. The 18-point margin comes directly from 124 and 106.

The supplied coverage does not state Moody’s assists, rebounds, steals, blocks, turnovers, minutes, field-goal splits, or free-throw line. It likewise gives no individual scoring totals for any Pelicans player. The 106-point team total is the only loser-side figure available.

The 32-point total also leaves eight points not attributed to 3-pointers under the supplied line (32-24=8). The report calls both 32 points and eight made 3-pointers career highs but does not give previous marks, so the size of either previous record cannot be quantified.

Game context and unresolved details

Sportskeeda said Golden State was continuing a six-game road trip and had just recorded back-to-back wins against San Antonio Spurs before facing New Orleans. The summary does not identify the other teams or dates on that itinerary.

Outlook India, which reported Moody’s career night and the final score, also identified a fan confrontation involving Draymond Green. Its summary does not state the venue or time, say what was said or done, mention whether security intervened, or report any disciplinary outcome. Those elements remain outside the available facts.

VAVEL described live coverage for a Pelicans-Golden State game at Chase Center, including starting lineups, box score stats and play-by-play updates, but its supplied summary gives no actual lineup or individual stat values. That limits what can responsibly be added here.

ESPN carries a separate Warriors 138-87 Pelicans final dated Nov 9, 2026. Its summary instead discusses Luka Doncic’s 32-point, 10-assist performance in a 124-114 Los Angeles Lakers win, not the Pelicans player stats. The two listings therefore cannot be merged into one player-stats game.

Sportskeeda’s matchup description says Sunday, while Outlook India dates the 124-106 game to Monday, November 17, 2025. The reports do not explain the different scheduling descriptors.

NBA.com’s Nov 9, 2026 box-score entry is only a page title and supplies no figures in the supplied summary.

Sportskeeda’s player-statistics framing calls the Pelicans contest a showdown and supplies no attendance, broadcast or arena detail beyond the road-trip context.

For the Golden State Warriors vs New Orleans Pelicans player stats, Moody’s career-high night is the fixed point. The open items are the complete box score, details of Green’s incident and Golden State’s next assignment.

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