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"The Dominican Republic people have always been there supporting me," said Yaxel after dropping 21 points to win the Warriors their second Summer League title in franchise history. "Blessed to be able to represent my country in the way that I do now. And for the younger fans, I really appreciate you guys for looking up to me."

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