The rest of the team went through lapses when they looked like they had also been given the day off against Philadelphia, but they needed four of their starters and a clutch shot by Harrison Barnes to sneak out of the Wells Fargo Center with a 108-105 victory over the league's worst team. Draymond Green found Barnes in the right corner for a wide-open three-point attempt, which he swished with 0.2 seconds left to rescue the Warriors from a lackadaisical effort that allowed the 76ers to overcome a 24-point, third-quarter deficit. Robert Covington's dunk cut the Warriors' lead to 103-95 with about two minutes left, and Stephen Curry lost the ball out of bounds along the baseline with 1:45 on the clock. Nerlens Noel's dunk made it a six-point game, and after an Andrew Bogut miss, Ish Smith's jumper trimmed the Warriors' advantage to 103-99 with 1:01 remaining. Curry missed a reverse layup with 46.9 ticks on the clock, and Isaiah Canaan converted a four-point play with 38.6 left to cut the Warriors' lead to 105-103. The Warriors (43-4) ran their league-best road record to 21-4, with games at New York and Washington, D.C. remaining on this trip before returning home for their only two...