I get that. People and the league are always bytching about tanking though.
I think people are blinded by the tanking fiasco of years past and seeing bad teams like Brooklyn and Dallas and assume those teams are tanking (well maybe not in Brooklyn's case), but they are flat out bad teams, their FO couldn't do much more with those rosters to make them better if they tried right now. There are some teams that tanked the year away and some teams are just bad teams for different reasons.
Then there's teams like Phoenix that had to trade one of their better players early in the season and tanked the rest of the year out, but it was definitely circumstantial, I'm sure the players there would've won more games and put forth more effort if they thought they could win as currently constructed.
Then you got Memphis who was RAVAGED by injuries and off court drama with their coach, they tanked but they were in a really bad situation so getting like 9th/10th seed wouldn't have helped them at all whatsoever.
So I think the NBA's tanking problem isn't as bad as people say it is, I think from year to year circumstances change and tanking becomes a necessity, very rarely does a team pull a Sixers and WANT to lose every year.