One Oklahoma City Thunder star has not taken kindly to recent criticism from Draymond Green. Last week, the Golden State Warriors veteran pointed out what he believed to be a potentially fatal flaw in the upstart Thunder.

Back in January, the Thunder began a trend of crashing teammates' postgame interviews on television and gathering around the reporter, who was often Nick Gallo of the local Bally Sports Oklahoma broadcast. The players would also occasionally bark during the interview or make jokes to one another as the cameras rolled.

In his latest podcast episode, Green discussed the Thunder's postgame interview tradition. He criticized the antics and said it exposes that the league's youngest roster doesn't fully understand what it takes to compete for a championship.

As the Oklahoma City Thunder made history by being the first team to start their season 7-0 with all double-digit point margins, their postgame group interview tradition has gained notoriety. After every win,

Jalen Williams is ignoring Draymond Green's recent criticism of the OKC Thunder's post-game ritual of barking during interviews after a win.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's walk-off interviews have become a familiar sight in the NBA, especially since the Thunder have been winning a lot since last season. While many think OKC's group interviews are good for the team's camaraderie,

While beloved by Thunder fans, it's rubbed others the wrong way. One recent example is Draymond Green. In his latest podcast episode, the four-time NBA champion suggested the post

Lu Dort reacts to Draymond Green's recent comments on the Thunder's celebratory postgame interviews. Oklahoma City Thunder rookie Alex Ducas disagrees with Draymond Green, and he isn’t the only one, as the Thunder’s longest-tenured player,