Warriors Beat Heat 120–100: Curry Leads Golden State to Sixth Straight Win — Nov. 6 Update

Updated Friday, November 6, 2026, at 1:33 p.m. Indochina Time (ICT, UTC+07:00), or 06:33 UTC. The Golden State Warriors defeated the Miami Heat 120–100 at Chase Center in San Francisco on Thursday, November 5. The official game page marks the matchup final, and Golden State’s team page describes it as the Warriors’ sixth consecutive win.

Stephen Curry led the scoring with 29 points, while Yaxel Lendeborg added 17 points and eight rebounds and Draymond Green recorded 11 assists. Miami’s D. Mitchell scored 22, and Giannis Antetokounmpo had 20 points and 14 rebounds. The final box score shows Golden State shooting 52.5% from the field and making 16 of 41 three-pointers, compared with Miami’s 40.7% field-goal shooting and 13-for-44 mark from beyond the arc.

Destaques

• Final: Warriors 120, Heat 100 at Chase Center on November 5.
• Golden State leaders: Stephen Curry scored 29; Yaxel Lendeborg collected eight rebounds; Draymond Green handed out 11 assists.
• Miami leaders: D. Mitchell scored 22; Giannis Antetokounmpo posted 20 points and 14 rebounds.
• Team shooting: Golden State made 52.5% of its field goals and 39.0% of its threes; Miami made 40.7% and 29.5%, respectively.

What was the final score of Warriors vs. Heat?

Golden State won 120–100, a 20-point margin. The Warriors’ official game page lists Miami’s final total as 100 and Golden State’s as 120. The game was played at Chase Center in San Francisco on Thursday, November 5, 2026. The scheduled tip was 7:00 p.m. Pacific Standard Time (PST, UTC−08:00), which was 03:00 UTC on Friday, November 6. The date conversion matters for readers following the game from outside the Pacific time zone: the local calendar date in San Francisco was November 5, while the UTC date was November 6.

The result also extended Golden State’s winning streak to six games, according to the headline on the Warriors’ official event page. That is a confirmed team milestone from the game listing. The final score alone does not establish where either club will finish in the standings, so this update does not project a playoff position or make a claim about the season’s longer-term outcome.

Who led the Warriors in the win?

Curry was Golden State’s leading scorer with 29 points. The NBA box score lists him at 9-for-19 from the field and 6-for-12 from three-point range, with four assists. Lendeborg contributed 17 points, eight rebounds, and six assists. Green scored two points but led all players in assists with 11, a distribution that reflects his playmaking role in this game rather than his scoring output.

Golden State received additional scoring from Georges Niang and Brandon Williams, who each finished with 13 and 10 points, respectively; Will Richard also scored 10. Al Horford and Charles Bassey each added eight. The Warriors’ 42 made field goals came from 80 attempts, while their 16 made threes accounted for 48 points. These totals show how Curry’s perimeter shooting fit into a broader team performance, without suggesting that any one statistic alone explains the result.

Which Heat players stood out, and what do the team numbers show?

D. Mitchell finished with a team-high 22 points and eight assists. Antetokounmpo recorded 20 points, 14 rebounds, and four assists, while Bam Adebayo had 18 points and 10 rebounds. Pelle Larsson and R. Conwell each scored 13. The box score therefore shows several Miami contributors, even though the team finished 20 points behind.

The clearest contrast in the team totals was shooting. Golden State made 42 of 80 field-goal attempts (52.5%); Miami made 35 of 86 (40.7%). From three-point range, the Warriors went 16-for-41 (39.0%), and the Heat went 13-for-44 (29.5%). Miami made more three-point attempts, but converted a smaller share. The numbers describe the gap in shooting efficiency; they do not by themselves identify every tactical decision or possession that produced it.

Other categories were closer. Golden State had 44 rebounds to Miami’s 39, 36 assists to 27, and 18 turnovers to 19. The one-turnover difference was small, while the assist and rebounding totals favored the Warriors. Taken together, the official totals support a measured reading: Golden State paired more accurate shooting with more assists and a modest rebounding edge. They do not prove that the same pattern will carry into a later game.

What does the result mean for the next game?

For Golden State, the confirmed immediate takeaway is the sixth straight victory. For Miami, the official page confirms a road loss but the game result does not settle what the Heat will do next. Future availability, starting lineups, and the next matchup should be checked against the teams’ later official announcements and schedule entries. No future injury status or lineup is inferred from this box score.

The matchup had been scheduled for 7:00 p.m. PST (UTC−08:00) at Chase Center on November 5, equivalent to 03:00 UTC on November 6. NBA’s game center and the Warriors’ event page now present the completed result and player statistics. The Warriors event page also carries the game’s highlight and replay links for readers who want to revisit the action.

FAQ: Warriors vs. Heat

Who won Warriors vs. Heat on November 5, 2026?

The Golden State Warriors beat the Miami Heat 120–100 at Chase Center.

How many points did Stephen Curry score?

Curry scored 29 points, including six made three-pointers.

Was this Golden State’s sixth straight win?

Yes. The Warriors’ official game page identifies the 20-point win as their sixth consecutive victory.

Official sources

• NBA game summary and box score
• Golden State Warriors official game page
• NIST U.S. official time information