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‘Was his own worst enemy’- Steve Kerr explains why Yaxel Lendeborg fell in the NBA Draft

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‘Was his own worst enemy’- Steve Kerr explains why Yaxel Lendeborg fell in the NBA Draft

Steve Kerr has questioned the NBA’s approach to drafting older prospects after explaining why Yaxel Lendeborg fell in the NBA Draft before joining the Golden State Warriors. The Warriors head coach believes teams overlooked the forward b…

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