Denver Nuggets point guard Isaiah Thomas responded to a video today on twitter showing James Harden getting away with a massive traveling violation. In good fun, Thomas responded:

A Twitter user then threw his statement right back at him, pointing out that Thomas had been hurt.

Thomas then clapped back on the fan and told him who's boss.

Isaiah Thomas gets a lot of criticism because, after his breakout year with the Celtics, he got injured and was never the same again. Even before Brad Stevens utilized him to the best of his abilities, Thomas had always been a solid point guard beforehand in Phoenix and Sacramento. Thomas ain't no slouch.

The Nuggets have been playing extremely well this season. They are 20-9 and first in the NBA's Western Conference under head coach Mike Malone.

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The Nuggets have one of the best offenses in the NBA. Center Nikola Jokic is one of the best bigs in the league. He has so many post moves and such smooth touch to add to his knack for savvy passes thanks to his vision that's comparable to a point guard. He's the glue in an offense that's surrounded by shooters like Gary Harris and Jamal Murray.

When Isaiah Thomas comes back from injury, he'll likely come off the bench as the sixth man. He'll add another spark to Denver's already elite-level offense.

The Nuggets will face off next against the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday at home.