Draymond Green accuses Karl-Anthony Towns of LYING after Timberwolves star claimed he takes 1,500 shots in practice every day

Karl-Anthony Towns was mocked by the Inside the NBA crew after the Timberwolves star shot 0 for 8 during Minnesota's third consecutive loss to the Dallas Mavericks in the Western Conference Finals.

While speaking to reporters Sunday night, Towns claimed he's been 'putting up to 1,500 shots a day' in practise. 

'[I] shot so well all playoffs, confidence extremely high, and to be having these unfortunate balances and these [shots] that are just not going in, it's tough,' he went on. 

'Confidence-wise, I just gotta keep shooting.' 

Golden State Warriors forward, Draymond Green, who joined TNT's NBA Playoffs coverage this season, was the first to suggest the 28-year-old was lying. 

'You know what cap is?' Green asked his co-hosts, referencing the slang term for lying. 'KAT capping,' he added. 

Hall of Famer Charles Barkley also branded Towns a liar, appearing shocked that any player was capable of putting up 1,500 shots in a single day.

Meanwhile, Kenny Smith offered his take from the perspective of a former point guard. 

'I never took shots, I did makes,' he explained. 

'So, to make 300 in a day takes about 30-40, about 45 minutes. So if you're taking 1500, it's gonna be taking you over two and a half hours, and you're already practicing at shootaround, so it's cap.' 

The Timberwolves are now down 0-3 in the series following their 116-107 loss in Game 3.

No team in NBA playoff history has rallied from 3-0 down. Game 4 is Tuesday night in Dallas. 

Texas native Patrick Mahomes was on hand to support the Mavs while sitting courtside at Game 3, and was joined by his teammate, Travis Kelce. 

However, the Chiefs tight end got a frosty reception from the crowd, who booed whenever he was shown on screen.

'Atmosphere was crazy tonight! [fire emojis] Go @dallasmavs!!!!!!' Kelce tweeted after the game.