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How Harrison Barnes became the NBA's version of Forrest Gump


They called him The Senator. was 20 years old when he arrived at Golden State in 2012, a wide-eyed, fresh-faced rookie new to the NBA and eager to establish his place among the best players in the world. He just didn't act like it. "He was a guy who was wise beyond his years," Warriors All-Star guard Stephen Curry said. "From Day 1." (MSN.com)

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How Harrison Barnes became the NBA's version of Forrest Gump