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Steph Curry on how fair is it to expect Yaxel Lendeborg to be a massive factor as a rookie: “I don’t know, I mean, the expectation for him is just keep getting better. The nature of our league and social media, all the microscope is that they’re gonna expect... him to be a 20-8-6 guy right out the gate or whatever number you put on him. His job is to block all that out. You’ll know, he’ll know if he’s impactful, he’ll know if he’s helping winning games. The stats and the numbers will follow, and it’s our job to protect him in that. But he also needs to have some confidence coming in that he can impact the game and he establish his own kind of metric of what a good game is. And just allow him to grow into that. He’s gonna get opportunities though, so that’s gonna be fun.”show more

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Brandon2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg Can’t wait for them to be on the court already.

aly ✶2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg Sunday 🔜🔥

ayeman2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg Crazy how this is about to be his first rookie that’s good out the gates

Aring4five2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg what steph said is true but 20-8-6 dont sound bad fr

Drae Santana2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg Probably the best thing Curry could’ve said

Emmanuel Gatien2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg Dans un milieu de monstres physiques c'est toujours aussi impressionnant de se dire que c'est ce "maigrichon" qui donne le ton.

Bxstur2 days ago

@StephenCurry30 @Yaxel_Lendeborg Can it be Sunday already

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