That a security guard employed by Kevin Durant and on the Nets’ payroll charged onto the court and actually bumped and shoved P.J.

“That sparks everything and kind of puts a battery in everybody’s back,’’ Bucks reserve forward Bobby Portis said Saturday after practice.

Tucker and Durant went nose-to-nose, words (they weren’t pleasantries) were exchanged and suddenly, Antjuan Lambert, Durant’s security guard, was on the court getting physical with Tucker.

Bucks guard Jrue Holiday said he knows Lambert and that “I guess maybe [he] was doing his job.’’ But then, Holiday reconsidered?

“I feel like that’s something the league has to deal with or the teams have to deal with.

“Could be Fiserv Forum security, could be Bucks security, could be Nets security

I know enough, I guess it’s sorted out that it was Nets security

“In the heat of the moment you know that people are coming to try and de-escalate things and get things under control and not bump and escalate and have things become a bigger problem than what we’re trying to address

If it’s a Nets security guy and he’s bumping our player and things like that it doesn’t seem like that’s the protocol and that’s what we could expect from any type of security

“Most of the time teams’ security comes in and gets in-between everybody,’’ Portis said

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