The Big Four rested and the Warriors lost two games in a row! The four starters made 10 of 40 and the team made 21 mistakes. 3 wins and 3 losses ended six consecutive away games.

On November 20, the NBA regular season continues. In today's focus game, the Warriors lost to the Heat 96-110 in an away game. They suffered a two-game losing streak and their record became 9 wins and 8 losses!

The Warriors are playing back-to-back games on the road today. They just lost to the Magic yesterday. Therefore, in today’s game, Butler (back injury), Chai Meng (illness), Curry (ankle), Kuminga (knee), and Horford (back-to-back rotation) were all absent. According to US media statistics: The salary of players missing the Warriors today reached 171.6 million US dollars, accounting for 82.12% of the team's total salary!

In this case, the Warriors were beaten 20-6 at the beginning, and they fell behind by 16 points at most. From the beginning of the second quarter, the Warriors began to fight back and caught up to only 4 points before the end of the first half. In the third quarter of the game, the Warriors made more points to complete the lead! However, at the beginning of the final quarter, the Warriors were outscored 18-4 and once again fell into a double-digit deficit. Then they were no longer able to chase points and eventually lost.

The Warriors' loss today is directly related to their weakness on the offensive end. Among them, except for Davis, who scored 8 points and 11 rebounds on 2-for-2, the other four starters all had very low shooting percentages. Specifically: Moody scored 9 points on 3-for-12 shooting, Podemski scored 20 points on 6-for-19 shooting, Richard scored 0-for-3 points and no points, and Santos made 1-for-7 shots. The four of them made a total of 11 of 41 shots. Such performance is difficult to help the team win. For comparison, Hield, who came off the bench, scored 15 points, and Post scored 17 points and 5 rebounds. It is worth mentioning that the team made a total of 21 turnovers.

After today's game, the Warriors finally ended their six-game away streak. They finally achieved a record of 3 wins and 3 losses. After suffering two consecutive losses, the Warriors have a record of 9 wins and 8 losses, and are still ranked 8th in the Western Conference. After ending the devilish schedule, the Warriors will usher in a relatively sweet schedule. Their next five games will all be at home.

According to the schedule, the Warriors' next game will be against the Trail Blazers at home on November 22. Can they win? Let’s wait and see!