Golden State Warriors players Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and Draymond Green have been fined for criticising officials following a loss at Minnesota.
Green was fined $35,000 (£26,540) while Curry has been told to pay $25,000 (£18,950) – both for “impugning the integrity of NBA officiating”.
Durant was fined $15,000 (£11,375) for public criticism of officials.
Golden State lost 131-130 in overtime to the Timberwolves last Friday.
Story by Bbc Sports.
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