SAN FRANCISCO – Though it’s officially too late for the Warriors to tank their season, you would not have known by their unsightly performance Wednesday night.While on the cusp clinching a berth in the NBA’s Western Conference play-in tournament with a 109-106 victory over the overtly tanking Brooklyn Nets at Chase Center, the Warriors once again borrowed a lot of pages from the Book on Tanking.But, no, they are not tanking. Can’t. And Draymond Green, while conceding there are frustrating moments, insists that’s not his mentality to bail and wouldn’t be no matter where the Warriors are in the standings.“You just can’t be the guy that quit when it gets tough,” Green said. “I’ve had some incredible years here, been a part of some incredible teams. Banners. All that stuff. And it’s great. And when that stuff is happening, you want to be at the forefront of it. You want to embrace it, enjoy it, all those things. It’s great.“When it goes a little left, you can’t jump off the train, you can’t walk around and pout, you can’t throw in the towel.”It doesn’t look like the...