Stephen Curry recently shared what he said to referee Scott Foster after he ejected Chris Paul from the game. The Warriors vs. Suns match was full of drama, with CP3 and Scott Foster clashing heads.
Paul was kicked out of the game after receiving two technical fouls, adding fuel to the already heated drama between Paul and Foster. Stephen Curry expressed his thoughts on his teammate’s ejection.
What did Stephen Curry say to Scott Foster?
The entire Warriors squad was frustrated after their teammate, Chris Paul was ejected from the game with two technical fouls. The drama between Paul and Foster is a long story of accusations and hatred.
The head coach of the dubs, Steve Kerr was also disappointed by the decision of Foster and yelled at him which resulted in him also getting a technical foul.
After the game, the ace of the Dubs, Stephen Curry expressed his views on the ejection. The three-time NBA champ said, “I think we were down double digits. We obviously needed (Chris Paul) and his leadership, the way he manages the game. I do not like and appreciate… I know there is some history and all that, I know he (Paul) had talked about it, but when both player and referee engage in a conversation, that has to stay there. I told Scott that, after he ejected him.”
Later on, Curry talked about the ethics that should be followed by both players and officials in a game. He said, “There are some situations where players overstep, it happens a lot. There are times you know you have to back off, but when both are engaging, I do not like that. That messed with me the most while watching it. Like two guys talking, speaking their truths. Let us just play basketball.”
Warriors poor start to NBA season continues
The Warriors continue their losing streak after a loss at the hands of the Phoenix Suns. The team led by Stephen Curry is wasting the MVP-level performances of their ace as everyone else on the team is fumbling.
The core of the Dubs is in jeopardy as Klay Thompson has not been doing well since the season started and Draymond Green is currently on suspension after putting Rudy Gobert in a chokehold.
Things are looking grim for Bay Area fans as it becomes challenging for Stephen Curry to carry the team alone, especially with no reliable support and a minor injury to deal with. While a single reason can’t be pinpointed for the Warriors’ poor performance, two players, Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins, have had a disappointing run in the past few matches, emerging as the weak link for the team.
What do you think of Stephen Curry’s statements about the ejection of Chris Paul? Do you think the Warriors will be able to make a comeback? We are eager to know your thoughts, so drop them down in the comments and let us know.
