Draymond Green believes he knows what’s ailing the Warriors.With Golden State’s record sitting below .500 after 27 games and frustration mounting, Green took to his “The Draymond Green Show” podcast and explained his view of the Warriors’ problems — and why he thinks they are still fixable.“Number one, it’s taking care of the ball,” Green said. “And I raise my hand. I am leading that charge in a drastic way [by] turning the ball over … If you’re turning the ball over, teams are swarming and running and shooting threes. If you’re turning the ball over, you can’t get your defense set. If you’re turning the ball over, you’re not getting a shot at the rim, which is not creating chances to get offensive rebounds.”Green also noted the Warriors’ lack of sustained scoring runs, for which he partially blamed the team’s defense.“Defensively, when you’re on a run in the NBA, you have to make it hard for people to break that run,” Green said. “When you’re going on a run, you can’t break your run giving up simple baskets. We’re...