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Oklahoma City Thunder Player Steven Adams Calls Steph Curry And Klay Thompson “Little Monkeys”

The Oklahoma City Thunder won game 1 of the Western Conference Finals as they defeated the Golden State Warriors 108-102 at Oracle Arena in Oakland.

After the game, the Thunder’s Steven Adams spoke to ESPN’s Chris Broussard where he made a highly offensive comment when discussing the difficulty of defending Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.

Adams has since apologized for his statement, flip the page to read what he had to say.

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Following the incident, Adams spoke to USAToday and offered the following apology:

“It was just a poor choice of words, mate,” Adams told USA TODAY Sports. “I wasn’t thinking straight. I didn’t know it was going to upset anyone, but I’m truly sorry. It was just a poor choice of words. I was just trying to express how difficult it was chasing those guys around.”

Adams, who came to America to attend the University of Pittsburgh in 2012, said differences in dialect were, in part, to blame.

“It’s just different, mate,” he said. “Different words, different expressions, and stuff like that. But they obviously can be taken differently, depending on which country you’re in. I’m assimilating, mate, still trying to figure out the boundaries. But I definitely overstepped them tonight.”

Seems like an honest mistake, but still…Steven needs to learn the words that could potentially get his azz whooped in these here United States of ‘Merica.

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