Warriors owner admits Yaxel Lendeborg has changed his thoughts on making trades

Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob has admitted that rookie Yaxel Lendeborg has altered his perspective on potential trades. Lendeborg, the first-round draft pick, has exceeded expectations since being acquired by the Warriors. While there were concerns about his age, the team was confident in his abilities and decided to go with him.

Now, with Lendeborg's impressive performance, averaging 21.5 points per game, the Warriors' window to compete for the next decade may be extended. This development could lead to the team making necessary moves to improve over the next couple of months. However, Lacob acknowledges that it won't be easy due to limited assets. Lendeborg and fellow star Stephen Curry, who averages 30 points per game, could be the key to the Warriors' success if they can maintain their current levels of play and bring in an additional player.