G Leandro Barbosa (right hamstring spasm) missed his third consecutive game.

G Leandro Barbosa returned to the lineup after missing the previous two games because of an illness. Barbosa scored 13 points Tuesday at Miami.

G Leandro Barbosa missed Friday night's game because of illness.

G Leandro Barbosa left the Wednesday game due to illness at halftime. Barbosa, who scored four points before getting sick, has 6,408 points as a Sun. He needs 13 points to pass Jeff Hornacek for 13th on Phoenix's all-time list.

G Leandro Barbosa had 14 points, including a 3-pointer to stretch the Suns' lead to 109-101 with 56.6 seconds left.Barbosa played in his 544th game with Phoenix, passing Mark West for ninth on the all-time franchise list.

G Leandro Barbosa had 18 points for the Suns, who led 79-64 with 3:21 left in the third quarter but couldn't hold the lead.

G Leandro Barbosa had 21 points off the bench for the Suns (7-16), who ended a three-game losing streak.

G Leandro Barbosa scored all eight of his points early in the fourth quarter when the Suns took the lead for good and went on to beat the slumping Atlanta Hawks 109-107 Wednesday. Barbosa had missed 11 shots in a row and was scoreless over the previous 11 quarters before his layup with 9:48 left to play gave the Suns a 81-79 lead. He added three more baskets during an 11-0 run that turned a one-point deficit into a 94-84 lead, and Phoenix never trailed again. "I called him into the coach's huddle and said, 'L.B., I need you to lead this young group in the fourth quarter,'" Phoenix coach Earl Watson said. "He looked at me and he said, 'I got you,' and the rest is history."

SG Leandro Barbosa scored 11 points as part of the Warriors' 45-10 domination in bench points Thursday in Game 1 of the Finals.

SG Leandro Barbosa returned to the active roster Monday, but he didn't get off the bench. He hasn't played since Christmas Day against the Cleveland Cavaliers due to a shoulder injury.

G Leandro Barbosa (left shoulder sprain) and F James Michael McAdoo (sprained toe) were unavailable for the Warriors on Tuesday.

G Leandro Barbosa did not play Wednesday at Dallas due to a left shoulder sprain. Barbosa averages six points and 1.4 assists per game.

G Leandro Barbosa will miss the next two games because of family reasons.

Barbosa led the Warriors with 15 points (7-of-9 FG, 1-of-1 3Pt) in 15 minutes in Monday night's preseason opener against Toronto.

Barbosa is facing a challenge camp with Ben Gordon (six minutes, zero points) and Brandon Rush (16 minutes, five points) looking for minutes behind Klay Thompson. It would be a role that will provide an element of scoring off the bench.

Barbosa participated in his first training-camp session Friday after arriving a few days late due to visa issues, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

Barbosa took the requisite amount of good-natured abuse from his teammates, but is now present and ready to compete for a scoring role off the Warriors' bench. With Ben Gordon in camp, Barbosa will not have a clear path to that role.

Barbosa has flown into the United States and will be at practice Thursday, Marc J. Spears of Yahoo! Sports reports.

Barbosa was experiencing some Visa issues in his home country of Brazil and couldn't leave, but that seems to be resolved as he is now here and ready for training camp.

Barbosa and the Warriors agreed to terms Monday on a one-year, $2.5 million deal, Ken Berger of CBS reports.

Barbosa will return to Golden State after averaging 7.1 points and 1.5 assists in 66 games last season. He figures to play a similar role, seeing roughly 15 minutes per night off the bench.

Barbosa registered 11 minutes of action in Game 3 against the Pelicans on Thursday. The veteran finished up the game with six points and one turnover.

Barbosa has seen playing time in each of the last three playoff games against New Orleans but his highest total to date was 15 minutes in Game 2. That's hardly enough time spent on the court to make the Brazilian a viable option in most postseason formats.

Barbosa (Achilles) returned to the lineup Monday after missing two games.

Barbosa scored nine points on 4-of-8 shooting in 15 minutes in a win over the Grizzlies.

Barbosa (Achilles) will be available to play Monday against the Grizzlies, Diamond Leung of Bay Area News Group reports.

Barbosa missed a pair of games with soreness in his Achilles, but the issue is nothing serious, and he'll likely be back on the court Monday as the Warriors tune up for a playoff run. The veteran is averaging just under 15 minutes per game on the season, and he could see his playing time diminish a bit as Steve Kerr will likely tighten up the postseason rotation.