With the 2026 NBA Draft approaching, there are many questions surrounding who the Warriors will take at No. 11 overall.But what does Mike Dunleavy have in store for Golden State’s second-round pick, locked in at No. 54?“I think the approach on the second round for us has been not to overthink it, you’re looking for a guy that can just make it,” Dunleavy told reporters during his Wednesday press conference at Chase Center regarding the upcoming draft. “You don’t worry about position, you don’t worry about size, you don’t worry about age, you’re picking, for example, late 50s, it’s hard to make it to the NBA that far back in the draft.”The Warriors have found recent success in the second round, drafting players such as Gui Santos, Quinten Post and Will Richard.“If there’s a guard that we think could make it and it’s just going to mean we have more guards, you just got to do it because the rest of the guys if you try and pick for position at that point you could go wrong,” Dunleavy told reporters. “So I think the focus is just, which guy has the best chance to make it, let’s get him...