At 13-0, the Cleveland Cavaliers, led by Donovan Mitchell and their head coach Kenny Atkinson, impressed Golden State Warriors Draymond Green. Not since the 2015-16 Golden State Warriors has the NBA seen such dominance to start a season. Green talked about the Warriors' Nov. 8 136-117 loss to the NBA's best team.

Instead, Draymond Green raised his level of play, bringing an incredible intensity to the matchup while organizing the defense at every possible moment. When speaking to the media after the game, head coach Steve Kerr praised Green's competitive nature and how he approached the game.

The Golden State Warriors seem to have a Draymond Green problem, in addition to their other issues, as they are in the midst of a concerning slump. Entering Saturday’s matchup with the Thunder, the Warriors had lost five consecutive games.