Toronto Raptors brand ambassador Drake was up to his usual antics yet again on Thursday as his Raptors dominated the Golden State Warriors in Game 1 on the NBA Finals to come away with a 118-109 victory in the series opener.

Following the win, Drake took to Twitter to have a little fun — at the expense of the Warriors, of course.

Drake jokingly said that he would be auctioning a hair lint he personally removed from Warriors superstar Stephen Curry. In true Drake fashion, the American hip-hop artist did not let this moment pass without taking a shot at the enemy. This time around, the Grammy-award winning artist set his sights on Dubs forward Draymond Green.

Drake and Green got involved in a little smack talk as the latter was heading back to the locker room following the final buzzer. Drake was obviously not done, as he publicly declared on social media how in his mind, Green has no right to wear the No. 23 — a number made famous by the great Michael Jordan.

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Green couldn't help but clap back at Drake after the game, following what surely was a trash talking barrage thrown out by Drake throughout the contest. Unfortunately for Green, this was exactly what Drake wanted, and the Dubs star fell into his trap.

Nonetheless, Green has been through it all, and this mini altercation likely won't have an effect on his mindset the rest of the way. The three-time All-Star ought to just let his game do the talking, as his Warriors hope to even out the series in Game 2 on Sunday.