Draymond Green knows his days with the Warriors could be numbered. That is, of course, if Golden State were to pull off a stunning blockbuster trade for Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Warriors, who, sources told NBC Sports Bay Area’s Monte Poole, remain in discussions with the Bucks about a potential deal for the two-time NBA MVP, appear to be willing to part with just about any player on their roster not named Steph Curry. Including Green. Which is why Green and his camp, as The Athletic’s Sam Amick reported in a story published Tuesday, citing league sources, are aware that the prospect of the 14-year veteran forward being traded to the Bucks in a potential deal for Antetokounmpo is “very real.”Golden State, as The Athletic’s Nick Friedell reported Monday, has given veteran forward Jimmy Butler, who is out for the season with a torn ACL, strong indications that it plans to “stick by him” as he begins his rehab. That seemingly would indicate the Warriors might prefer to trade Green, over Butler, in a potential deal for Antetokounmpo, with one of the two contracts being necessary to facilitate the deal due to...