Patrick Reed threw some shit at Furyk and Speith, claiming that he expected the successful Speith-Reed partnership to be put out there again this tournament, but that Furyk split them up at Speith's request. This might explain Reed's ironic shushing gesture after he won his singles match, after having lost both the team matches he played (with Woods).
To be fair, Reed and Woods ran into the Molinari-Fleetwood buzzsaw - twice - and that same Euro combo also took down Thomas & Speith who won every other team match in which they were involved (Thomas beat McIlroy in his singles while Speith fell hard to Oleson). It's not really a strong argument, therefore, that Reed & Speith would've done any better than Reed & Woods against Molinari & Fleetwood.
Of course, if Reed is arguing that he wouldn't have been facing Molinari & Fleetwood if he'd been Speith's partner, then he's being a whiny bitch.