WATCH: Stephen Curry Gets into Physical Fight With 7 ft Nikola Jokic In Ugly Scenes at Warriors vs Nuggets Playoffs Game

The Golden State Warriors are looking to further their lead on the Denver Nuggets. Logging into Game 2, the Warriors came back strong. The Bay once again dominated the game with Poole and Stephen Curry destroying the Joker. The frustrations got to Jokic as he almost had a fight with Curry.

The Warriors have been one of the surprise teams this season. With the emergence of Jordan Poole and other young talents, they rose into the playoffs. Likewise, they came in roaring against the former MVP. Winning the first game in convincing fashion, Game 2 looked no different. But this time there was a little heat.

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The two former MVPs Steph and Nikola Jokic almost got into an altercation during the Western Conference clash.

Stephen Curry and Nikola Jokic almost go at it

With the Nuggets having a slight lead, Jokic was walking away. Then Gary Payton II tipped off the Joker. That did not sit right with the reigning MVP. He decided to go right after Payton. But Curry and Poole came in time to calm him down and prevent any incident. With both the guards being the peacemakers, the refs quickly took the Joker away who appeared to be complaining about Payton’s actions.

Another repeat of Game 1 saw the Bay completely dominate the Nuggets. Despite Jokic proving his worth, the duo of Poole and Steph Curry seemed to be unstoppable tonight as they demolished Denver.

Poole kept up his impressive run in the playoffs with yet another stellar 29-point performance. He has been an outstanding stand-in for Steph who is coming off the bench. But tonight, Curry was at his best as well. The three-point king dug Denver’s hole deeper dropping 34 points, 3 rebounds, and 4 assists while shooting 70%. Klay Thompson and Wiggins also piled on combining for 34 points.

Jokic was the lone hero yet again for the Nuggets. Without any support from the supporting cast, the Joker couldn’t manage much. He posted 26 points, 11 rebounds, and 4 assists in the blowout loss.

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Barton couldn’t repeat his heroics from the last game as he compiled only 12 points shooting 5-15 from the floor. No other Nuggets player could cross the 15-point mark as they drop 2 games on the road.

With the Bay clearly the better roster, do you think Stephen Curry and co. will invade the Joker’s home as well? Let us know in the comments below.