On October 28, Beijing time, the Warriors hosted the Heat, after the Warriors ranked 9th in the West with 2-2, and their performance was not very good, and Warriors coach Kerr angrily criticized the team's defense for being too bad. Facing the Eastern Conference Heat, the Warriors never opened the point difference, and in the third quarter, the Heat overtook the Warriors, and it seems that the defending champion has not adjusted to the best state. In the final quarter, superstar Curry began to explode, and he faced the Heat's high-intensity defense and hit a three-pointer. In the end, the Warriors relied on a 31-23 offensive run in the final quarter to win the game.
In the first half, the Warriors and the Heat were in a tug-of-war. The Warriors led by one point at 31-30 in the first quarter, with both teams playing offense and being very efficient. By the second quarter, the gap was still small, with the Warriors scoring 32 points in a single quarter and the Heat scoring 29 points. The best star on the Warriors' side was Wiggins, who scored 16 points and six rebounds in just two quarters, and Klay Thompson was 1-of-7 from 3-point range and still couldn't get his shooting back. Poole was so angry that he only made one shot in the half and seemed to have no possession. The Heat's Butler is really tough, he cut down 20 points and 4 rebounds in the half, and in the face of top teams, Butler is never soft, this is a superstar.
In the third quarter, the Heat overtook the Warriors for a while, but the Warriors continued to lead 29-28 in a single quarter. In the final quarter, the Warriors extended the deficit to 6 points, Curry also found his hand, and the Heat were in trouble. With three minutes left in the game, Curry hit a 3-pointer, and the gap had reached 11 points, and there was basically no suspense in the game. In the end, the Warriors defeated the Heat 123-110 and currently have a 3-2 record to avoid losing streak.
The Warriors' Curry chipped in 33 points, seven rebounds and nine assists and hit seven three-pointers, Klay Thompson 19 points and hit five three-pointers, Wiggins 18 points and 10 rebounds, bench Poole 11 points and seven assists, and Wiseman 10 points and six rebounds. The Heat's Butler chipped in 27 points, 6 rebounds, 8 assists and 6 steals, and was tough on both the offensive and defensive ends, Adebayo 26 points, 8 rebounds, 4 steals and 3 blocks, Lowry 12 points, 5 rebounds and 8 assists to evaluate 3 steals, and Strus 14 points.
It is worth mentioning that in today's game, the Warriors' Curry also set a crazy record, 34 years old and so strong. According to statistics, Curry hit 7 three-pointers in today's game, which is the 107th time in his career so far that he has hit at least 7 three-pointers in a single game, setting a new NBA all-time record, and in second place is Harden, who has a total of 42 career single-game 7-pointers. Curry's lead is too big, and it will be one of the hardest records to break in history.
Curry continues to maximize his three-point shooting power, hitting 27 three-pointers in five games since the start of the new season, averaging more than five three-pointers per game. Curry hit 33 three-pointers in the first five games of the 18-19 season, the first in history, and in the first five games of the 15-16 season, Curry hit 28 three-pointers, ranking second in history. So, Curry took the top three in history. It has to be said that Curry changed basketball, and his influence on the game is not inferior to Jordan to some extent.