Five Stars: Warriors 111, Heat 103

First Star

Draymond Green (GSW) 21.3 (71.76)

Green, Golden State's starting power forward and a four-year veteran, hit eight-of-14 shots from the field, missing both three point shot attempts and making six-of-11 from the line for 22 points. In 35:37, he posted a minus-7 rating (along with the rest of Golden State's starting lineup), while also collecting a dozen rebounds (three offensive), six assists and a steal.

Second Star

Stephen Curry (GSW) 20.8 (66.44)

Curry, Golden State's two-time all star point guard and seven-year vet, led all players with 37:34 and with 31 points. He made 11-of-27 overall from the field, sinking four-of-11 from outside and five-of-six from the stripe, pitching in six assists, two rebounds, and a steal. He finished the game with a minus-3 rating.

The starters, we played well, but didn't sustain. They came in and took control of the game and got us to the finish line. - Curry

Third Star

Dwyane Wade (MIA) 19.7 (72.40)

Wade, in his 13th season, makes his 23rd Five Star appearance of the season, leading the Heat with 20 points. He shot just six-for-20 from the floor but made all eight of his foul shots, with a game-high 11 helpers, seven rebounds (four offensive), and a blocked shot. In 32:39, he finished with a plus-2 rating, which was the only positive mark for any starting player from either team.

Fourth Star

Tyler Johnson (MIA) 12.7 (54.72)

Johnson, Miami's second-year backup guard, came off the bench to score 13 points in 27:51. He sunk six-of-seven shots and made his only free throw, with five assists, three rebounds, and a Heat-high plus-4 rating.

Fifth Star

Klay Thompson (GSW) 12.4 (43.07)

Thompson, Curry's backcourt partner now in his fifth year, played 34:33 and scored 17 points for the defending World Champs. He made six-of-15 shots and half of his four three-point shot attempts, sinking all three of his foul shots. He added seven rebounds, two assists, and two steals, finishing at minus-3.

The Rest

Luol Deng (MIA) 10.8 (38.42)

Chris Bosh (MIA) 10.7 (35.37)

Gerald Green (MIA) 10.0 (35.75)

Harrison Barnes (GSW) 9.4 (41.93)

Andre Igoudala (GSW) 9.2 (36.58)

Goran Dragic (MIA) 8.8 (29.48)

Andrew Bogut (GSW) 8.4 (47.93)

Justise Winslow (MIA) 5.4 (25.36)

*Amar'e Stoudemire (MIA) 5.0 (126.85)

Stoudemire scored six points in just under five minutes, also collecting two rebounds.

*Marresse Speights (GSW) 4.7 (98.95)

Speights put up a similar statline, scoring six points in 5:42 along with one offensive rebound.

Shaun Livingston (GSW) 4.3 (30.21)

Festus Ezeli (GSW) 1.2 (26.33)

Ian Clark (GSW) 0.9 (11.31)

Udonis Haslem (MIA) 0.5 (8.61)

Brandon Rush (GSW) 0.2 (1.47)

Josh Richardson (MIA) -0.7 (-21.93)

Five Stars Standings

Player	TP
Chris Bosh	178
Dwyane Wade	149
Hassan Whiteside	113
Goran Dragic	64
Luol Deng	34
Tyler Johnson	32
Gerald Green	31
Beno Udrih	5
Justise Winslow	5
Josh McRoberts	4

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