Brandin Podziemski isn’t wasting his opportunity to pick the brains of a pair of the NBA’s best players of their generation.With Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler serving as invaluable resources for the 22-year-old guard, Podziemski is seeking to take a leaf from the All-Star duo’s career longevity.During an exclusive interview with NBC Sports Bay Area’s Kerith Burke on “Dubs Talk,” Podziemski explained how much he admires Curry and Butler’s ability to play a high number of games at an elite level despite being in their late 30s.“I’ve looked at both Steph and Jimmy in particular, and how year after year, they’re able to play 65-plus games being at the age they are, and doing it at the usage and high level they’re doing it at. I’ve definitely asked my fair share of questions to both of things in the offseason, things in-season they do to help them stay healthy.“I think another goal of mine is just, ‘How can I play 75-plus games?’ Obviously, the first year I think it was 74, this year I think it was in the 60s, so how can I try and get up to that 80-mark this year and be there present for all the...