MILWAUKEE -- If opposing teams are in need of a game-winning basket, stay away from Draymond Green Island. He won't take too kindly to your scoring attempts in his vicinity. "Definitely," Green said. "I think that's disrespectful to me. I take that as disrespect. Don't go at me for game. And of course I'll say that, and next game [they'll] get game or something, but whatever." Green's bold but not surprising comments were made following the Golden State Warriors' 124-121 narrow road victory over the Milwaukee Bucks on Saturday. The Bucks clawed back from a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit to come within two with 10.1 seconds remaining. It was Milwaukee's ball on the sideline, and  Tony Snell was the inbounder. He lobbed the ball to Giannis Antetokounmpo, who was being guarded by Green. Green reached over Antetokounmpo without fouling and slapped the ball away. Klay Thompson recovered the ball and was fouled immediately. He...