News ArticlePublishedJul 11, 2026 at 05:55 PM EDTYaxel Lendeborg didn't spend his first night in Las Vegas trying to blend in. He walked into NBA Summer League and played like someone who already understood that the quickest way to get noticed is to stand out in every part of the game.The Golden State Warriors forward finished with 21 points, 10 rebounds and six assists in just 28 minutes, putting together one of the most complete performances on Thursday night. The numbers were impressive on their own, but they only told part of the story. Lendeborg seemed to have a hand in everything, whether it was sinking shots, making the extra pass or putting pressure on the defense when the game started to tighten.With just over a minute remaining and the Warriors protecting a seven-point lead again