Moses Moody scored 23 points before crumpling to the floor with an apparently serious left knee injury late in overtime as the Golden State Warriors beat Dallas 137-131.

Kyrie Irving has maintained a steady presence around the Mavericks despite not playing this season because of his torn left ACL, but his team has missed his offensive production, especially in late-game situations.

Moses Moody went down with a gruesome, apparent knee injury during the Warriors' 137-131 overtime win against the Dallas Mavericks. Moody got a clean steal, poking the ball away from Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg with 1:15 remaining in the overtime period.

DALLAS (AP) — Golden State's Moses Moody dribbled all alone on his way to what looked to be an easy basket after stealing the ball from Dallas rookie standout Cooper Flagg yet again. Instead, Moody's left leg buckled and he crumpled to the court with an apparently serious left knee injury that left players and coaches from both teams stunned along with fans late in overtime of what had been an intense game.

The last time Moses Moody saw action for head coach Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors was on March 2, in a 114-101 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. The 23-year-old has since missed 10 straight games due to a lingering wrist injury.

We all knew it was coming; it was just a matter of "when," not "if." With a 137-131 loss to the Golden State Warriors in overtime on Monday night, who were playing without Stephen Curry, the Dallas Mavericks have officially been eliminated from postseason contention.