One of the latest incidents between Paul and Foster came last November. Late in the second quarter of the Warriors' 123-115 loss to the Phoenix Suns, Foster ejected Paul after a pair of quick technical fouls.

Chris Paul, a seasoned NBA point guard, believes that playoff success requires a unique mindset, particularly when dealing with pressure

The Golden State Warriors are currently in the midst of what figures to be a crucial offseason for the future direction of the franchise, including regarding what they will do with point guard Chris Paul.

Chris Paul has been in the NBA for 19 seasons. He’s been an All-Star 12 times. And he’s widely viewed as one of the best point guards to ever grace the hardwood. That’s why the Golden State Warriors acquired him during the summer, as they searched for ways to give their second unit a boost and improve the playmaking within their roster.

A few players have running issues with Foster, including Chris Paul, who has been very public about it. In an article at The Athletic on Foster, Jason Quick interviews former NBA referee Bill Spooner, who worked 32 NBA seasons. He stuck up for Foster and took a shot at CP3.