The Warriors may be willing to hear what other teams would offer for Draymond Green. Actually finding a deal that makes them better is a considerably tougher assignment. According to comments attributed to The Athletic’s Sam Amick by Joey Haverford…

The Golden State Warriors might be willing to listen to trade offers for Draymond Green ahead of the February deadline, but finding an upgrade remains difficult. According to comments from The Athletic's Sam Amick cited by Heavy, the team is expected to hear pitches, though there is no indication they are actively shopping the veteran forward.
Sam Amico writes that replacing Green involves more than matching salaries or upgrading scoring, given his defensive role, playmaking, and longstanding chemistry with Stephen Curry. While speculative trade scenarios have mentioned the Sacramento Kings and Domantas Sabonis, no active negotiations are currently underway.
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