Things just got a little bit chippy to end the Golden State Warriors and Phoenix Suns' clash on Wednesday night.

Even after the 107-103 result was in the books, the Warriors' Draymond Green and Suns forward Jae Crowder were seen exchanging some words as both sides went to shake hands.

Green and Crowder are veterans who aren't afraid to mix it up with opponents, which is why it's no surprise that they got heated to end the game. The flare-up seemed to be one that was building up throughout the game's final moments, as they were seen starting what looked like a relatively pleasant conversation that slowly escalated into a stern disagreement.

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Draymond Green probably wasn't in the best of spirits given the loss, either. He also committed what turned out to be the most crucial turnover of the game as he left his feet trying to make a pass to a Warriors teammate that never opened up.

With the defeat against the Suns, the Warriors have now lost four in a row, and seven of their last eight overall. What the team looks like now isn't indicative of how they'll shape up once the postseason rolls around. But fans would likely want to see them turn the corner before the season ends just to regain the championship confidence they displayed earlier in the year.