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Yaxel Lendeborg Relishes Revenge Win Over Cameron Boozer
Lendeborg admitted revenge was on his mind after Michigan’s February loss to Duke, joking that referees are always “saving” Boozer. Golden State’s rookie said every matchup feels personal against players drafted ahead of or near him. Now 1-2 head-to-head, he hopes to even the score while continuing to improve and embracing the rivalry’s competitive edge.
By Raahib Singh
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Brian Windhorst: LeBron James Has Seriously Considered Philadelphia
Windhorst dismissed the “trust the process” remark as a breadcrumb, saying LeBron deliberately revealed nothing during three hours of appearances. However, he reported the veteran has spoken with Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid and Jaylen Brown and “seriously considered Philly.” Windhorst believes Cleveland remains the easy choice, but LeBron may feel tempted to make a less conventional move.
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about 2 hours ago
Sophie Cunningham Encourages Girls to Be Feisty, Sassy, and Themselves
Cunningham told campers it’s okay to be “feisty,” “sassy” and hardworking while still embracing femininity. The Fever guard said her message is especially aimed at young girls, encouraging them to sweat, compete and remain themselves. She hopes the camp gives children confidence, joking that her fourth-grade audience may leave talking about “painting their nails” and playing basketball.
By Raahib Singh
about 2 hours ago
Yaxel Lendeborg Claims Bragging Rights Over Former Michigan Teammates
Lendeborg jokingly called former Michigan teammates Danny Wolf and Morez Johnson Jr. “losers” after Golden State captured the Summer League championship. Declaring the Warriors “the best team” among the three that drafted them, he said he cannot wait for regular-season matchups to prove why his group became champions. “I stand on top of those three guys,” he added.
By Raahib Singh
about 8 hours ago
Yaxel Lendeborg Playing With a Chip on His Shoulder to Prove Age Critics Wrong
Lendeborg says criticism over his age only fuels his motivation as he begins his NBA career. "I get doubted every single day… because I'm 23," Lendeborg said. The Warriors rookie added that if his age is viewed as his only real flaw, "you must be doing something right," vowing to keep proving that he belongs in the NBA.
By Pranay Mukherjee





