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Spurs' Harrison Barnes details his blueprint to staying ready and being an NBA 'ironman'


At 33 years old, San Antonio Spurs forward is considered "old" by NBA standards, even though in reality, he is still young. Nevertheless, at 33, he is the NBA's "ironman," having not missed a single game from Dec. 2021 to this season, playing all 14 games for the Spurs. So, what is his key to this incredible streak of never missing work? (KENS5.com)

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Spurs' Harrison Barnes details his blueprint to staying ready and being an NBA 'ironman'