Harrison Barnes' late-game scoring surges are a very real new development

Posted Jan 27, 2011
The quick math says Harrison Barnes has scored 32 of his 225 points in the final five minutes of games. That's 14.2 percent of his scoring wedged into the final 12.5 percent of games, which isn't particularly unusual. But over the last four games, Barnes has 16 of his 49 points (or 32.7 percent) in the final five minutes. And that is particularly unusual. (D1scourse)

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