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The Oklahoma City Thunder looked like a team carrying something extra into their season opener against the San Antonio Spurs. Draymond Green believes he knows what it was. In his assessment, Oklahoma City brought months of frustration onto the floor…

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green stated that the Oklahoma City Thunder's fast start was fueled by offseason frustration following their Game 7 Western Conference Finals exit. Green noted that Oklahoma City played with intense anger and urgency in their season opener against the San Antonio Spurs, treating the matchup like an extension of their previous postseason heartbreak.
Green highlighted Shai Gilgeous-Alexander describing the opener as 'Game 8' of their playoff series. Following the emotional victory over San Antonio, the Thunder earned a 96-84 win over the Denver Nuggets, led by Jalen Williams' 21 points and Chet Holmgren's 17-rebound performance.
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