The Miami Heat defeated the Golden State Warriors 105 - 102 Monday at AmericanAirlines Arena. After Kevin Durant tied the game at 102 with just over 10 seconds left in the fourth quarter, Dion Waiters held the ball at the top of the key while the clock ticked down. With a little over two seconds on the clock, Waiters launched a shot from behind the arc. The shot hit nothing but net and the Heat pulled off one of the biggest upset victories in the NBA this season. Waiters was not only the hero, but he was also the star, as he finished with a game - high 33 points on 13 - of - 20 shooting from the field and 6 - of - 8 from 3 - point land in 33 minutes. As a team, the Heat were scorching from behind the arc, hitting a ridiculous 43 percent of their shots from long range in the winning effort. The win gives Miami their fourth straight victory as they were perfect over their four - game home stand. Meanwhile, the loss ends the Warriors' (38 - 7) seven - game win streak, as it ended up being too little too late in the closing moments for the NBA's top team. Durant led the way in the scoring column, finishing with 27 points on 12 - of - 23 shooting from the field, but he did shoot just 1 - of - 8 from behind the arc. Additionally, Steph Curry almost put together a triple - double, as he recorded 21 points, 10 rebounds and eight assists in 37 minutes. Klay Thompson added 22 of his own, but JaVale McGee's 10 points made him the fourth and final Warriors to score in double figures. Up next, the Heat will look to continue their winning ways in Brooklyn on Wednesday, while the Warriors will look to return to form against the Hornets on Wednesday.
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 "TeamStat(G,'Warriors') has 7 Percentage of 3 points ,has 102 Losses ,has 38 Total points ."]