Stephen Curry amusingly pushes Buddy Hield away after Hield accidentally plays lockdown defense against his own teammate.

The NBA issued warnings for the gestures exchanged Tuesday night by Golden State Warriors guard Buddy Hield and Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant during the fourth quarter of their matchup at FedEx Forum,

The NBA delivered a decision on Ja Morant, Buddy Hield following a Golden State Warriors and Memphis Grizzlies incident.

Curry helped lift the Golden State Warriors to a 118-104 win over the Denver Nuggets on Friday, and it definitely wasn't an easy victory. The 37-year-old star was seen weaving through defenders all night long and even dodging his own teammates to keep the Warriors' offense rolling.

Buddy Hield reportedly won’t be fined or suspended by the league for his actions that occurred late in Tuesday’s game.

Ja Morant has yet another gun-related investigation going on, as the league is reportedly looking into a gesture he and Warriors' Buddy Hield made on Tuesday night.

Morant and Hield engaged in a verbal altercation that included hand gestures resembling guns during a game Tuesday.

The NBA will not penalize Grizzlies guard Ja Morant and Warriors guard Buddy Hield for hand gestures that can be construed as shooting a gun.

On Wednesday it was reported that the NBA was "looking into" a gesture made by Memphis Grizzlies' star Ja Morant during Tuesday's game against the Golden State Warriors, per ESPN . Morant was seen miming the act of training a firearm at the Warriors' bench after a timeout was called following a pair of Jimmy Butler free throws.