Warriors Extend Win Streak to Six Games
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Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Basketball
Warriors fans in San Francisco got a clean win Thursday as Golden State beat the Miami Heat 120-100, its sixth straight victory. The game also featured Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson facing each other for the eighth time in opposing uniforms.
Why it matters
A sixth straight win keeps the Warriors' early-season momentum going for fans at Chase Center. The Curry-Thompson matchup is a familiar storyline for longtime Warriors supporters, and the outcome rewards those who have followed the team through its rebuild.
The final score was 120-100 in the Warriors' favor, their sixth consecutive win. Thompson scored 11 points on 3-of-10 shooting, drained only two of seven three-pointers, and Curry attempted 19 shots.
The players
Golden State Warriors
The San Francisco NBA team that played at home and extended its winning streak to six games.
Stephen Curry
Warriors guard who scored 29 points and attempted 19 shots in the win over Miami.
Klay Thompson
Former Warriors star who now plays for Miami and was held to 11 points on 3-of-10 shooting.
Miami Heat
The visiting team that lost to the Warriors 120-100 on Thursday.
The details
Golden State fell behind by double digits in the first half for the fourth straight game but rallied to beat Miami. Curry finished one point short of his fourth consecutive 30-point game, and Thompson's struggles from deep were a notable part of the evening. Fans who follow the team closely also noted a small side bet between Curry and Thompson on Monday's Davidson-Washington State game, which Davidson won 76-61.
Timeline
Monday: Davidson opened its season with a 76-61 win over Washington State.
Thursday: the Warriors beat the Miami Heat 120-100.
Across the Bay
Curry and Thompson have now met eight times in opposing uniforms, a rivalry rooted in the years they won championships together in Oakland and San Francisco. Thursday's game extends that story while the Warriors keep building their own season identity.
If you're heading to Chase Center soon, the Warriors' winning run is a good reason to get tickets early. Check the team's schedule for the next home game and plan your trip accordingly.
The takeaway
The Warriors are riding a six-game winning streak and showing that Curry and Thompson's old chemistry still produces memorable nights. Watch the next few home games to see whether the streak holds.
Further reading
For more on the team's season, see Basketball coverage across San Francisco.
