As the Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers were going through pregame warmups Monday before tipoff at the Intuit Dome, two NBA power brokers were sitting on the bench next to each other deep in conversation.There was Mike Dunleavy, the Golden State general manager who is exploring myriad trade options in hopes of boosting a team mired in mediocrity.And there was agent Rich Paul, who represents Golden State forward-center Draymond Green.Paul also represents Dallas Mavericks forward-center Anthony Davis, a 13-year veteran the Warriors have probed from a distance for several years, with varying degrees of curiosity.The Warriors still have an interest in Davis, according to a report in The Athletic. Two league sources contacted by NBC Sports Bay Area on Wednesday confirmed their interest.Davis would address several of Golden State’s most conspicuous needs. He’s lengthy – 6-foot-10 with a 7-foot-6 wingspan – an efficient scorer and an elite rim protector. On talent alone, he’s an ideal target.Davis, 32, also comes with a gigantic caveat, as he is among the least durable stars in NBA history. Only once since 2018 has he played in more than 70 percent of his...