Warriors' Harrison Barnes says winning, not starting, matters most

Posted Sep 10, 2013
Warriors budding star Harrison Barnes said he isn't concerned about whether he starts. He isn't even consumed by being on the court at the end of games. "Winning the game matters more to me," Barnes said. Barnes, who started all 93 games he played last season including playoffs, is the center of a major question as the Warriors close in on training camp at the end of this month. (San Jose Mercury News)

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