Harrison Barnes says guarding LeBron 'makes you respect what you saw'

Posted Jun 6, 2015
Harrison Barnes is the Warriors' starting small forward, which means he has been tasked with guarding LeBron James in the NBA Finals — with plenty of help. After the Warriors' 108-100 Game 1 overtime victory against James' Cavaliers, Sporting News' Jimmy Spencer caught up with Barnes, who had a modest 11 points and six rebounds in 39 minutes but made a key 3-pointer in overtime. (Sporting News)

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