Kiwi Steven Adams and former teammate Russell Westbrook argued during the Thunders' NBA playoff win over the Rockets. Photo / Twitter
Kiwi NBA player Steven Adams had a few choice words for an old teammate and one of the game's biggest stars, during the Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff win over the Houston Rockets.
The fifth-seeded Thunder squared up the series 2-2 with the fourth-seeded Rockets, with Adams posting 12 points and
eight rebounds in their 117-114 win.
The series marks an extra special matchup, with both teams having completed a trade prior to the season's tip-off which saw former MVP Russell Westbrook dealt to the Rockets.
Westbrook spent 11 years with the Thunder, the final six alongside Adams, with the pair helping guide the franchise to five playoff appearances in six years.
However, early in game four of the first round series in Orlando, Adams appeared to have a problem with Westbrook - who didn't play due to a quad injury - hanging around the sidelines.
