It's not even training camp but Warriors already have a Draymond Green problem

Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green | Cole Burston/GettyImagesThe Golden State Warriors don’t want to play Draymond Green at the five for significant stretches, but they are about to embark on that journey again. Al Horford is rumored to be signed to be their starting center after the Jonathan Kuminga drama gets sorted, but he is 39 years old. The Dubs can’t expect him to play more than 27 minutes per night and must give him time off. That will put Draymond right back in the same position.

Kevon Looney has gone to New Orleans. That leaves just Quentin Post and Trayce Jackson-Davis as non-Draymond options at the five on their current roster. Both have significant warts and haven’t played…