Warriors Struggles Continue: Miami Dominates 114-98

Steph Curry’s impressive 31-point performance, including 8 three-pointers, wasn’t enough to save the Golden State Warriors from a 114-98 loss to the Miami Heat. The Warriors struggled offensively, shooting 40.8% from the field and 28% from three-point range, with Curry’s teammates combining for a dismal 6-33 from beyond the arc.¹

The Heat, on the other hand, had a balanced attack with six players scoring in double figures, led by Nikola Jovic’s 20 points. They also dominated the boards, outrebounding the Warriors 54-48.²

Curry’s frustration was evident, and his reaction went viral. The Warriors’ lack of talent and depth was exposed, highlighting the need for a major trade to support Curry. With Jonathan Kuminga injured, the team’s lack of a high-production co-star for Curry has become glaringly apparent.

Bam Adebayo’s 19 points, nine rebounds, and five assists, including two clutch dunks, were instrumental in Miami’s victory. The Heat also showed resilience, bouncing back from a double-overtime loss in Sacramento the night before.

The Warriors struggled offensively, shooting 40.8% from the field and 28% from three-point range. Draymond Green contributed seven points, 10 rebounds, and 10 assists, but Golden State couldn’t find enough support for Curry.

The loss marks the Warriors’ second consecutive defeat at home, following a 30-point drubbing by Sacramento on Sunday.