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Steve Kerr Calls Out 'Unaware' Warriors Rookie For One 'Very Poor' Part of Game

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said one particular part of the rookie's game is "very poor" right now.

Steve Kerr has criticized a rookie Golden State Warriors player for a lackluster performance during their recent loss to the Phoenix Suns. The player, Yaxel Lendeborg, has shown promising numbers early in his rookie season, ranking among the team's leaders in various statistics. However, Kerr expressed his dissatisfaction with Lendeborg's game, specifically pointing out areas where he could improve.

The controversy surrounding Lendeborg began after a previous game, where he criticized Luka Doncic, the star player of the rival Dallas Mavericks, for his behavior on the court. Lendeborg had stated that he lost all respect for Doncic due to his whining, complaining, and flopping. In response to the backlash, Lendeborg attempted to clarify his comments, admitting that he may have overdone it in the media. The Warriors and the Suns are set to face off again in an NBA Cup game on Friday.

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