Chris Paul didn't mince his words after reigniting his beef with official Scott Foster during the Golden State Warriors-Phoenix Suns game on Wednesday. Paul, who holds a 2-17 record in games officiated by Foster, cursed the NBA referee out after getting ejected. Paul got ejected after receiving back-to-back techs from Foster. "CP3" didn't stop going at Foster after his first tech, which warranted the second and his eventual ejection: "You're a b*tch," cameras captured Paul saying to Foster. There's no love lost between the player-referee duo. Chris Paul hasn't had a grudge against any referee that was this significant. Warriors head coach Steve Kerr also received a tech during that sequence. The ejection was warranted as cursing at referees is condemned and a punishable violation. Paul could be in for a hefty fine from the league as well if the investigation prolongs. Chris Paul has publicly called out Scott Foster before Chris Paul's beef with Scott Foster is well-advertised. "CP3" even called out the controversial NBA referee publicly multiple times before when he was with the Houston Rockets and Phoenix Suns: "Yeah, Scott Foster at his finest," Paul said after getting a tech in a 2018 regular season game from Foster. "You know what I mean? He just never fails. Some of them, you can [communicate] with."You've just gotta figure out who you can and you can't. I got a tech tonight. I'm over there with [referee Courtney Kirkland] saying, 'That's Scott, that's Scott,' and I got a tech. That's history there. He the man. That's who they pay to see."Two years ago, Chris Paul's Suns had lost Game 3 of the 2021 NBA Finals with Foster officiating. It was the 11th loss in a row for Paul in a game with Foster leading the referee crew. He pointed that stat out after the loss: "If I was a betting man -- 11 games in a row," Paul said.That streak stretched to 12 in Game 6 of the 2021 Finals and to 13 in 2022 when Paul's Suns lost to the Pelicans in Game 2 of their first-round series. Paul won his first game officiated by Foster after 13 losses in a row, in the 2023 playoffs after his Suns beat the LA Clippers in Game 2.