There weren’t many boos directed at the Nuggets , but it would’ve been hard to blame Denver fans for voicing their displeasure Monday at Ball Arena.

Fans heeded Nikola Jokic ’s advice after Denver came back from a 20-plus-point deficit Saturday, but it didn’t help the result in Golden State’s 134-114 win in Denver’s second home game.

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“You have to win the first battle, and we lost it throughout the night. They did what they do,” Nuggets coach David Adelman said of Golden State’s split actions and lethal offense.

“Steph will make shots, but the other stuff is just unacceptable. I don’t care if our guys are rookies or played in the league for 15 years; you have to put your hands on people if you want to have a chance. We didn’t do that.”

For Jamal Murray, the Warriors played with more urgency after losing their first three games of the season.

“Teams are playing aggressively,” the Nuggets’ starting point guard said. “That team was playing super desperate.…