Things got chippy between Luka Doncic and Marquese Chriss late in the third quarter of the Dallas Mavericks' 141-121 road victory over the Golden State Warriors on Saturday night.

Doncic appeared to grab Chriss' arms as they were fighting for the loose ball and the latter did not appreciate it. In turn, the Warriors big man gave the Slovenian Sensation a nice little two-hand shove into the stands. Of course, Doncic did not take the push sitting down and went straight into Chriss' face.

Oh, and lest we forget to mention, Draymond Green had a front-row view of the altercation. It's safe to say he enjoyed every minute of it.

Watch the entire sequence below:

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Chriss received a technical foul for his actions.

The former Phoenix Suns lottery pick, who has a reputation of being a hot-head, perhaps lost his cool with the Mavericks pulling away in the third quarter.

It had been a close contest through the first two quarters, with Golden State holding a two-point lead heading into the intermission. However, Dallas strung together a 45-24 third quarter to claim command of the game.

Luka Doncic, who just recently returned from an ankle injury, finished with yet another triple-double for the Mavs, posting 31 points, 12 rebounds, and 15 assists in 30 minutes. He also had an efficient 8-of-16 night from the field, made five triples, and converted on all of his 10 attempts from the free throw line.

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Chriss, on the opposite corner, had a solid outing himself with 16 points, five rebounds, and two blocks in 17 minutes off the bench.

The win marked Dallas' 21st win of the season and also snapped Golden State's four-game winning streak. D'Angelo Russell, who had a slight injury scare in the third quarter, led the Dubs with 35 points, six assists, and nine three-pointers. The one-time All-Star came out guns blazing tonight, scoring 18 points in the first quarter and making his first seven from beyond the arc.

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