Monday night's game between the Golden State Warriors (19-6) and the New Orleans Pelicans (12-12) was quite crazy, to say the least. In the final two minutes of the contest, two of the NBA's biggest stars in the Warriors' Kevin Durant and the Pelicans' DeMarcus Cousins got into a heated argument.

Both players, who had to be separated from each other by the referees and their teammates, were immediately ejected from the game. However, the tension was still very high after Cousins and Durant left the court for the night.

According to a tweet from sports anchor Morgan Beard of WVLA Local 33, DeMarcus Cousins reportedly still wanted to have at it with Kevin Durant. The Pelicans center apparently tried to get to the Warriors forward in the hallway before security stepped in to stop a fight from escalating.

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Earlier in the game, Cousins also got into a bit of a shoving match with Warriors star forward Draymond Green towards the beginning of the fourth quarter.

The Warriors, who trailed by as many as 21 points in the second quarter, rallied from a 20-plus point halftime deficit for the second time this season and beat the Pelicans by a score of 125-115. The Pelicans' 20-point lead at halftime quickly went up in smoke when the Warriors started off the second half with a 15-0 run.