In a display of strong defense, Klay Thompson achieved 28 points with an impressive 11-of-20 shooting performance as the Golden State Warriors exhibited one of their top defensive displays this season in a commanding 113-92 victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday.

Having arrived at the Tuesday encounter after experiencing a two-game losing streak, Golden State controlled the majority of the game and asserted dominance during the final quarter. They limited Miami to a mere 6-of-22 shooting in the period, extending their lead to 22 points in the process.

Miami struggled, shooting 37 of 92 in the game, with a poor 8 of 33 (24 percent) from beyond the arc. Despite Bam Adebayo‘s team-best 24 points on 10-of-21 shooting, and Haywood Highsmith‘s 15 points off the bench with an impressive 6-of-7 shooting, including 3 of 3 from long distance.

The other double-digit scorers from Miami – Jaime Jaquez Jr. with 12 points, Nikola Jovic with 11, Terry Rozier with 15, and Caleb Martin with 15 – all shot 40 percent or lower.

This marked the third fewest points Golden State has conceded this season. They hold a perfect 6-0 record when limiting opponents to under 100 points.

On the flip side, Miami has suffered defeats in their previous four games in which they failed to surpass 92 points.

Golden State faced challenges with their 3-point shooting, notably Stephen Curry‘s unusual 3 of 10 performance, contributing 17 points overall. Despite a collective 13-of-38 effort from beyond the arc, the Warriors shot a solid 47 of 85 (55.3 percent) from the field overall.

Golden State outperformed Miami 52-46 in the paint and gained a 13-6 lead in second-chance points.

Jonathan Kuminga provided 18 points for the Warriors, securing seven rebounds, three of which were offensive. Andrew Wiggins contributed 17 points and an additional seven rebounds, while Draymond Green concluded with nine rebounds and eight assists.