The Warriors' sharpshooter delivered an offensive clinic on May 23, 1975, exploding for 19 first-quarter points before finishing with 38 to power Golden State past Washington 109-101. Barry went 14-16 from the line with his trademark underhand form and shot 52.2% from the field, adding 6 assists and 5 steals that sparked transition. The 8-time All-Star operated from everywhere, stretching defenses with long-range shooting and creative playmaking that revolutionized the forward position. Barry's Finals MVP cemented a Hall of Fame legacy that includes leading the league in steals, capturing an ABA scoring title, and maintaining a .900 career free throw percentage that stood as the NBA's best at retirement. · May 23, 1975