Mike Dunleavy’s connection to Giannis Antetokounmpo doesn’t begin with the Warriors’ reported trade interest in the Milwaukee Bucks star. It reaches back over a decade. As pointed out by The Athletic’s Nick Friedell, Dunleavy and Antetokounmpo matched up in the 2014-15 NBA playoffs as the Chicago Bulls faced off against the Bucks in a first-round series. The Bulls were blowing out the Bucks in Game 6. In the second quarter, with Chicago up 30, Dunleavy lined up for a 3-point shot in transition. The then-20-year-old Bucks big man ran the length of the floor and leveled Dunleavy with a hit in the midsection well after the shot release, knocking the Bulls wing to the ground in front of the courtside seats.  Antetokounmpo was given a Flagrant Foul Penalty 2 and was ejected from the contest. The game was getting chippy early. Bucks guard Michael Carter-Williams took a hit in the face from Dunleavy as he attempted a layup in the first quarter. Just before Antetokounmpo lined up his shot on Dunleavy, he was knocked to the ground after contact with Dunleavy...