The Golden State Warriors were able to steal a road win in Game 2 of their NBA Finals series against the Toronto Raptors, winning 109-104 despite being shorthanded along the way. After the game, two of the Warriors vaunted starters' Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant caught the Raptors vocal ambassador Drake in the tunnel and dished out some taunts.

Thompson got the exchange started by shouting “See you at the bay, Aubrey!” using Drake's real first name, adding “You weren’t talking tonight, were you? Bum ass.” The 6-foot-7 sharpshooter also made sure to remind the Canadian rapper that they're lucky he “popped” his hamstring or the score wouldn't have been that close, a reference to his late-game injury that sidelined him for the rest of the game. An ill-timed exit due to his hot shooting, finishing the night with 25 points on 10-17 shooting including four three-pointers in just 32 minutes of action. Durant chimed in with some passive-aggressive insults of his own telling Drake to “Keep your head up, it's alright. We have more games to play.”

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Drake certainly wasn't as vocal as he used to in this game, preferring to let his apparel do the talking as he walked into the arena wearing a “Kevin???” hoodie as a shot to the injured Durant who many say is the key to the Warriors winning the entire series. He was likely just as quiet as when the Warriors started to chip away on the Raptors lead before halftime, going up, and never surrendering the lead.

Nonetheless, with the series tied 1-1, it's still anybody's ball game – even more so with Thompson possibly banged up and Kevon Looney questionable.