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The Miami Heat fell apart in the second half of their matchup against the Golden State Warriors on Thursday night. They contained Stephen Curry throughout the first two quarters, leading to a tie at halftime and a competitive start. However…

Dan Riccio of Hot Hot Hoops evaluates the Miami Heat's 120-100 loss to the Golden State Warriors, giving forward Andrew Wiggins an 'F' grade for his continued poor play. Riccio argues that Wiggins has become statistically one of the NBA's worst starting forwards this season, noting he scored just two points before coach Erik Spoelstra benched him for most of the second half.
The article also assesses other Heat players after Miami dropped to 3-6 on the season. Davion Mitchell earned an 'A-' with 22 points, while Giannis Antetokounmpo received a 'C' and Bam Adebayo a 'B-' after quiet second halves. Tim Hardaway Jr. and Nikola Jovic both received 'F' grades, whereas rookie Ryan Conwell provided a bright spot with an efficient 13 points.
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