In those 10 games, Barnes averaged 15.8 points per game on 49.5% shooting from the field, including 46.8% shooting from behind the arc, while averaging 4.2 rebounds and 3.2 assists per game.īarnes might not be able to shake his past, but he can continue to play a key role in the Kings’ present and future. It’s also worth noting that Barnes played a huge role in the 7-3 run the Kings went on after the All-Star break. - Full Match Download, Fullmatches EPL, Fullmatches Liga BBVA, Fullmatches Serie A, Fullmatches Champions League, Fullmatches Europa League. NBA Finals 2016: The Warriors may have used up their final life. Will Barnes live up to that contract? Probably not, but the Kings will have a serviceable forward on their roster until 2023.

That contract was set to expire in 2020, but the Kings, who traded for Barnes last year, signed Barnes to a four-year, $85 million contract last summer. The good news is that Barnes bounced back after the 2016 NBA Finals and signed a four-year, $95 million with the Dallas Mavericks. That being said, that doesn’t change how bad Barnes was in the 2016 NBA Finals - those two things aren’t mutually exclusive. Here’s the thing: Bagley’s absolutely right! Barnes can score on a majority of the general public and a lot of NBA players. HB would give every last one of y’all a bucket ‍♂️- Marvin Bagley III April 2, 2020 In the midst of all the slander Barnes was getting, his Sacramento Kings teammate Marvin Bagley III came to his defense on Twitter. However, not everyone was so critical of Barnes. (Getty) As we have seen, a healthy Kyrie Irving is a productive Kyrie Irving. He was bad, and everyone was reminded of that on Wednesday. Kyrie Irving Game 7 Stats NBA Finals 2016. Watch 2016 NBA Finals Game 7: Cleveland Cavaliers vs Golden State Warriors (FULL GAME REPLAY VIDEO) ALLAN THE MAN a must-read blog of a simple college guy who dreaming big in life. There’s obviously more to basketball than just scoring, but most of the shots Barnes missed were wide open because of the attention Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson demanded, and at crucial moments in the game.

Through the seven-game series, he averaged 9.3 points per game on 35.2% shooting from the field, including 31% shooting from behind the arc.

In Game 7, he scored 10 points on 3-10 shooting from the field. In Game 5, Barnes scored 5 points on 2-14 shooting from the field. During ESPN’s replays of Game 5 and Game 7 of the 2016 NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday, Barnes was trending on Twitter because of how bad he was in those two games. Wednesday night was a rough night for Harrison Barnes - at least on Twitter.

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