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Warriors’ Harrison Barnes still looking for consistency as playoffs arrive


is both scintillating yet frustrating as a third-year pro with the Golden State Warriors. He’s both one of the Warriors’ most talented players yet he’s never found the kind of constant production to see his game blossom into the makings of a top-tier small forward in the NBA. You see pure physical ability and realize that he can be more than just an league average player at his position. (Eureka Times Standard)

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