Golden State Warriors Fall to Miami Heat

The Golden State Warriors suffered a disappointing 114-98 loss to the Miami Heat, marking their second straight home defeat and leaving their record at 18-18. Coach Steve Kerr criticized the team's lack of competitive spirit and energy, emphasizing the need for the players to rediscover their drive and not let disappointment dictate their performance. Stephen Curry led the team with 31 points but faced criticism for not recording any assists for the first time in his career over consecutive games, highlighting the team's over-reliance on him. The Warriors struggled offensively, shooting just 28% from three-point range, and their supporting cast failed to contribute adequately, with only one player scoring over 19 points. Draymond Green and others are calling for a return to the team's competitive soul as they prepare for a challenging four-game road trip. The Warriors' recent struggles raise concerns about their cohesion and ability to support their aging superstar.