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The Miami Heat fell to 3-6, including 1-2 on their West Coast road trip, after a 120-100 loss to the Golden State Warriors on the second night of a back-to-back. Stephen Curry and Co. outscored the Heat by 20 in…

The Miami Heat suffered a 120-100 defeat against the Golden State Warriors, falling to a 3-6 record on the season. Stephen Curry and Golden State outscored Miami by 20 points in the second half to secure their sixth consecutive victory. Matt Hanifan highlights three pivotal statistics behind the Heat's 20-point loss during the second game of their back-to-back set.
According to the analysis, Miami shot just 35.7 percent in the second half, marking their second-worst conversion rate in any half this season. Giannis Antetokounmpo was limited to five paint attempts while being baited into outside shots. Defensively, the Heat allowed 16 made 3-pointers, extending their streak of surrendering at least 14 made triples to nine consecutive games.
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