Steven Adams chooses the wrong words to describe the Warriors' guards. "They're quick little monkeys," he says. pic.twitter.com/ss5DbHilqD — Kenny Ducey (@KennyDucey) May 17, 2016 In a live postgame interview with ESPN's Chris Broussard following his Thunder's Game 1 win over the Warriors in the Western Conference finals, Oklahoma City center Steven Adams was asked about chasing hot-shooting Golden State backcourt duo Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson around the perimeter. "I don't envy guards, mate. They're quick little —" the 22-year-old New Zealander said, pausing to search for a word before adding, "they're quick little monkeys, those guys." The remark created a stir on social media, mainly because "little monkeys" can be interpreted as a racial slur against African-Americans, much the same way it was when legendary Monday Night Football broadcaster Howard Cosell made a similar remark in 1983 before Adams was even born. Broussard, who is African-American, did not appear to interpret Adams' analogy in such a manner, laughing before the interview [ Follow Dunks Don't Lie on Tumblr: The best slams from all of basketball] It didn't take long for Adams to apologize...