Warriors Extend Winning Streak
The Golden State Warriors improved to 6-3 with a decisive 120-100 victory over the visiting Miami Heat on Thursday, November 5, 2026. The game was played at Chase Center in San Francisco, where an attendance of 18,064 witnessed the home team pull away for a sixth consecutive win.
This result extends Golden State's recent momentum, while the Heat drop to a 3-6 record on the season.
Third Quarter Shift
Although the first two quarters were relatively competitive, with the Heat leading 53-51 at the half, the third quarter proved to be the defining period. The Warriors outscored Miami 38-23 in that stretch, building an insurmountable lead. Stephen Curry was the primary catalyst, scoring 29 points for the night.
His efficiency was supported by strong playmaking from Draymond Green, who recorded a game-high 11 assists. Yaxel Lendeborg also contributed significantly to the frontcourt, grabbing 8 rebounds.
Heat Efforts
The Miami Heat managed to keep the game close for the first half, with their first quarter score of 29 points setting the tone for a competitive start. Davion Mitchell led the visitors with 22 points and 8 assists, providing a spark for the offense. Giannis Antetokounmpo was a force on the glass, securing 14 rebounds for the Heat.
However, the team's second-quarter output of 24 points and third-quarter total of 23 points proved insufficient to counter Golden State's surge.
Final Stretch
The Warriors maintained their dominance in the fourth quarter, scoring 29 points to close the game. The final margin of 20 points reflected the disparity in performance, particularly in the middle of the game. With the final score set at 120-100, the Warriors secured another victory in their home arena, continuing their strong start to the season.
The Heat will look to regroup as they return to a 3-6 record, while Golden State moves to 6-3.
Sources
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