Detroit closed the half on a 12-4 run after Curry checked back in, cutting the Warriors’ advantage to 10. The Warriors opened their lead up to 17, but Detroit answered with 11 straight points. Kerr called timeout with 5:30 left in the third quarter after back-to-back 3s from Cade Cunningham and Tobias Harris.

The Miami Heat head to the Chase Center to face the Golden State Warriors in a non-conference matchup. The Heat are 17-17, which puts them in ninth place in the Eastern Conference. The Warriors are 18-17, which puts them in eighth place in the Western Conference.

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.