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The Golden State Warriors now need Yaxel Lendeborg to back up his bold claim on rebounding with Kristaps Porzingis expected to miss the start of the season.

Writer Peter O'Keefe argues that Golden State Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg will need to back up his recent rebounding claims as Kristaps Porzingis faces extended absence. Porzingis is reportedly expected to miss opening night against the Los Angeles Lakers due to an ongoing illness that could sideline him into November.
Lendeborg recently claimed that NBA rebounding is easier than in college due to better spacing and player tendencies, recording nine rebounds in each of his first two preseason games. O'Keefe notes the Warriors may rely on Lendeborg in small-ball lineups to replace Porzingis' rim presence, though tougher regular-season competition awaits.
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