Harrison Barnes' Streak Ends, Mikal Bridges Takes Top Spot

0:00On this March 4th, here's what's making headlines for the NBA. San Antonio Spurs forward, Harrison Barnes saw his impressive streak and Thursday night. He missed the game against the Philadelphia 76ers due to a sore left ankle, marking his first absence since December 4th, 2000, 21. Barnes had played in 364 games straight before this. He was with the Sacramento Kings back when the streak began and became a surprise late addition to the injury report. Spurs coach Mitch Johnson shared that Barnes felt the soreness right after waking from a pre-game nap. The medical staff gave him treatment, but he could not play. This ends one of the longest active Ironman runs in the league. Barnes had suited up for 382 games since 2021, second only to one other player. New York Knickswing, Mikhail Bridges, now holds the top spot with 616 straight games. Fans will watch if Barnes can bounce back quickly for the Spurs.

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