What we learned as Steph Curry catches fire in second half as Warriors burn Heat

BOX SCORESAN FRANCISCO – The team that had two days of rest looked much more like a team that played into overtime the night before in the early portions of the Warriors’ game against the Miami Heat on Thursday night at Chase Center.

Slowly but surely, the Warriors found a second wind that wasn’t available to the Heat, beating them 120-100. Their first lead of the game came from a Steph Curry layup at the 1:38 mark of the second quarter.

They outscored the Heat by 15 points in the third quarter and maintained the lead in the fourth quarter for a sixth straight win.

Curry continued his reign, scoring a game-high 29 points, with 22 coming after halftime. His running mate, Draymond Green, did a fantastic job defensively and engineering the Warriors’ offense. Steph from deep AGAIN pic.twitter.com/mwdWjcULQh

— Warriors on NBCS (@NBCSWarriors) November 6, 2026 Former Warriors Klay Thompson (11 points) and Andrew Wiggins (two) combined for 13 points.

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