Draymond Green accuses Kings of tanking after strange Seth Curry fouling sequence: 'Keep fining the teams'

Draymond Green accuses Kings of tanking after strange Seth Curry fouling sequence: 'Keep fining the teams' originally appeared on The Sporting News . Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here . Despite being frowned upon across sports, tanking in the NBA has become a frequent occurrence.

One of the most blatant tank efforts made its rounds across the league and social media on Tuesday night. With 3:15 to go in the fourth quarter while leading by one point, Sacramento Kings forward Doug McDermott made a conscious effort to foul Golden State Warriors guard Seth Curry. An important note: Curry did not have the ball and was on the other side of the court when McDermott intentionally hugged him.

In a video from under the basket, Sacramento head coach Doug Christie seemed to motion at McDermott to foul Curry, calling for NBA fans to see this as nothing but a purposeful tank job. Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green, who was on the court when it happened, opened up about Tuesday's event and called for the league to take action. Here's what the 14-year NBA veteran said about what the league needs to do.

SN's NBA HQ: Live NBA scores | Updated NBA standings | Full NBA schedule Draymond Green calls out Kings for tanking With 3:15 to go in the fourth quarter, with Sacramento up 101-100, the Kings opted to foul Seth Curry, who was on the complete other side of the court. The announcers were bewildered at this move, and so was Green. After the game, Green discussed the odd play and called for the league to continue fining teams for tanking.