Harrison Barnes has been a steady presence for the Spurs, providing leadership amid the team's struggles. He emphasized that while the players have good intentions, their execution has faltered, contributing to an average of 15 turnovers per game that have cost them winnable matches.

Harrison Barnes scored 17 points in the Spurs' loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves, contributing to a strong effort alongside Victor Wembanyama and Jeremy Sochan, but ultimately unable to secure a comeback after trailing by 17 points.

Harrison Barnes scored 17 points for the Spurs, contributing to the team's efforts but ultimately falling short against the Timberwolves.

Harrison Barnes has struggled to consistently contribute as a perimeter threat for the Spurs, impacting the team's overall three-point shooting efficiency. His performance, alongside other primary shooters, has not been sufficient to alleviate the scoring burden on the young core, highlighting the need for better floor spacing and offensive strategies.

Harrison Barnes contributed 16 points to the Spurs' victory, shooting an efficient 4-for-6 from the field, showcasing his ability to score effectively when needed.