The Miami Heat beat the Golden State Warriors 114-98 on Tuesday night. Stephen Curry had 31 points on 22 shots, but didn't get much help as the Heat outscored the Warriors 27-12 over the last nine and a half minutes of the game.

Bam Adebayo had 19 points, nine rebounds and five assists with two timely dunks down the stretch, and the Miami Heat snapped a three-game losing streak by beating the Golden State Warriors 114-98.

Steph Curry at least stepped foot on the floor in the fourth quarter, so Tuesday night marked an improvement from the Warriors’ 30-point loss two nights earlier. But to coach Steve Kerr, the 114-98 defeat to the Miami Heat was just as bad.

A second straight loss is concerning the Golden State Warriors fans about Steve Kerr's game plan, with Stephen Curry standing out as the face of the team. As an NBA player, to lose is something difficult to swallow.

On a night when Steph Curry was his normal, magical self but few other Warriors stepped up, the last thing coach Steve Kerr wanted to talk about was silver linings. Not even a strong bounce-back game from center Trayce Jackson-Davis just 48 hours after one of his worst performances of the season was enough to lighten Kerr’s mood in

After the game, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr gave his honest thoughts about the loss. "I expected better energy, I think we're suffering from a crisis of confidence right now, frankly," Kerr said. "You can see it,