What we learned as Moses Moody shines in Warriors’ bounce-back win over Suns

SAN FRANCISCO – No more messing around. The Warriors, for the most part, got the memo and mostly acted accordingly, beating the Phoenix Suns 118-107 on Tuesday night at Chase Center. The Suns scored the first five points of the game, but never led again after that. Frustrations from two ugly losses to lesser teams missing their main talent turned to focus for the Warriors back on their home court. The Warriors assisted 20 of their 25 made shots with only five turnovers in the first half to mount a 19-point halftime lead. They then reverted back to some bad habits and tallied seven turnovers in the third quarter, allowing the Suns to make it a nine-point lead going into the fourth quarter. Having to bring Steph Curry back in for the final three and a half minutes of a game the Warriors led by as many as 25 points is less than ideal. But the Warriors held on for a badly needed 11-point win.Curry in 34 minutes scored a team-high 28 points with four rebounds, three assists and five 3-pointers.Behind him in the scoring category for the Warriors was Moses Moody, who after scoring 20 points against the Memphis Grizzlies a week ago had scored just 12 points since. Moody...