"This is f**king terrible" - Alleged leaked audio shows angered Steph Curry dropping F-bombs in Warriors' loss to Suns

The Golden State Warriors haven't been playing well despite Steph Curry single-handedly carrying them this season. The frustration from Curry has been evident as the Warriors continue to struggle mightily on both ends. During their 119-116 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Tuesday night, fans could see the irritation from the four-time champion.

Warriors forward Draymond Green was ejected from the game after he was assessed a flagrant 2 foul for hitting Jusuf Nurkic on the head.

Curry finished with 24 points, five rebounds and four assists while shooting an abysmal 26.6% from beyond the arc. The nine-time All-Star had 15 attempts from 3-point range and only made four. His efforts weren't enough, though, and video of him voicing his disappointment in the team has surfaced.

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"Help out!" Curry yelled at Jonathan Kuminga. "You gotta help!"

During a timeout, Curry made his way to the bench and kicked a couple of seats in anger. While doing so, he blurted out an F-bomb.

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"This is f**king terrible!" Curry said.

While sitting down with the team, he talked to his teammates and asked them to try to get a defensive stop.

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"Can we get a f**king stop? Come on," Curry said.

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Chris Paul sat next to Curry and talked to him. The words that came from Paul could not be deciphered.

The Warriors (10-13) have suffered back-to-back losses, which were both close. In their 138-136 overtime loss to the OKC Thunder, Curry had 34 points, six rebounds and three assists. He shot 50.0% and knocked down six threes.

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Steph Curry addressed Green's ejection

Draymond Green's ejection shifted the game against Phoenix, and Steph Curry is aware of it. After the game, the two-time MVP addressed the incident and how it affected their momentum against the Suns.

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"We always say about our team, all our pieces fit for a reason a very long time," Curry said. "So, when you miss someone, it's tough.

"We always told him, 'You can't change who you are as a player, the competitive spirit that you have ... but you can't give people reasons to lead, reasons to look at you a certain way and to go judge and jury every single incident that happens.'"

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Green's ejection was his league-leading third of the season. Many are speculating that he'll receive a lengthy punishment from the NBA soon. The defensive forward was already suspended for five games after he put a chokehold on French big man Rudy Gobert last month.

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