Klay Thompson is cold as ice. Yet there was more frosty content in his icy veins after the Golden State Warriors escaped with a 114-111 win in Game 2, when asked if he had a front row seat to the interactions between his backcourt teammate Stephen Curry and his brother Seth.

Carlos Ramirez of Telemundo asked Thompson how it felt to have that ā€œfront row seatā€ to the two brothers' antics throughout the game, but Thompson stopped him shy of calling him a mere spectator.

ā€œI wouldn't say I had a front row seat, I kinda was like out thereā€¦ playing,ā€ Thompson deadpanned to the laughter of present media. ā€œSeth was incredible tonight, he almost won the game for them.ā€

Thompson's immediate reaction was comedy gold, capitalizing on some poor choice of words by the reporter.

However he's right to say he was more than a spectator in this game. The Splash Brother scored 13 of his 24 points in the third quarter, which staged a comeback from down 15 to tie affairs by the end of the period.

His contributions were vital to a team that fought to come back and seal a win at home, putting the Blazers at a 2-0 deficit ahead of the road swing of this series.

Seth and Steph went back and forth with their shot-making, but the former nabbed four steals (including picking Steph's pocket from behind in the third quarter) and led the Blazers bench in scoring.

Seth also buried a clutch 3-pointer late in regulation, before resorting to taunting his brother at the free-throw line, as he extended his record to 78 straight free throws made in the fourth quarter and overtime of playoff games.