Голдэн Стэйт Уорриорсын шинэхэн тоглогч Яксэл Лэндеборг улирлын нээлтийн тоглолтын дараа Лука Дончичийг илэн далангүй шүүмжилж, түүнийг хүндлэхээ больсноо мэдэгдлээ.
NBA-д анхны улирлаа өнгөрүүлж буй Яксэл Лэндеборг нээлтийн тоглолтод Лука Дончичийг хамгаалах үүрэг хүлээсэн ч тоглолтын явцад тэдний хооронд ширүүн маргаан өрнөсөн юм. Лэндеборг тоглолтын дараа өгсөн ярилцлагадаа Лука Дончичийн тоглолтын турш шүүгчтэй маргаж, гомдоллож буй байдал нь түүнийг хүндлэх сэтгэлийг нь үгүй хийсэн гэв. Тэрээр өмнө нь зөвхөн шилдэг мөчүүдийн бичлэгүүдээс Дончичийг харж, хүндэлдэг байсан бол талбай дээр хамт тоглосны дараа бодол нь өөрчлөгдсөн гэдгээ онцолжээ.
Энэхүү маргааны үеэр Лэндеборг техникийн алдаа авсан бол Лука Дончич өөрийн зүгээс хариу үйлдэл үзүүлэхээс татгалзаж, техникийн алдаа авахгүй байхыг хичээж байгаагаа хэллээ. Тоглолтын тухайд, Лэндеборг Дончичийг хамгаалахдаа тодорхой хэмжээнд амжилттай байж, түүнийг таван шидэлтээс нэг нь л амжилттай болгосон ч Дончич хамгаалалтыг задалж, багийн хамтрагч Уолкер Кесслерийг 10 удаа цагариг дээрээс довтлоход тусалсан байна.
Тоглолтын хоёрдугаар үед Дончич гайхалтай тоглолт үзүүлж, хагас талбайгаас гурван онооны шидэлт амжилттай болгосноор Лос Анжелес Лэйкерс 13-4-ийн харьцаатай давуу байдлыг үүсгэсэн. Лэндеборг өөрийн бодлыг чөлөөтэй илэрхийлж, NBA-ийн үйл явдлуудыг зөвхөн сошиал медиагаар дамжуулан үздэг үеийнхээ төлөөлөл болж байгаагаа мэдэгдсэн байна.
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LOS ANGELES — It says something about how Steve Kerr and the Warriors feel about Yaxel Lendeborg that, in the season opener, they started him and gave him the Luka Doncic defensive assignment.
Lesson No. 1 for the rookie: Don’t trash-talk Doncic. As the Slovenian himself said in his ESPN walk-off interview, “Everybody knows when somebody starts talking, you got a different me.” Not only did Lendeborg pick up a technical, but also when he really got in Doncic’s face, the Lakers went on a 13-4 run sparked by Doncic. And this happened.
LUKA BEATS THE Q2 BUZZER FROM HALF-COURT
HE’S GOT 23 PTS AT THE BREAK! pic.twitter.com/lUaQNNRM88
— NBA (@NBA) October 22, 2026
That didn’t stop Lendeborg from continuing his beef with Doncic after the game.
“I had a lot of respect for him, you know, just watching,” Lendeborg said postgame. “I didn’t really watch the NBA much, I just watched highlights, seeing him kill people all the time. But then, being in there firsthand, just watching all the whining and complaining, I lost all respect, man. Like, that was awful. Me getting frustrated, it’s not about the foul call being called, it’s about him complaining the entire game. And then you get the foul call, congratulations, bro, and then you talk to me like you did something great, bro. Come on. That’s just weak.
“So, it kind of threw me off for a little while because, like I said, I had so much respect for him. Gone, man. Gone.”
Those comments came after Doncic spoke, and this is all Doncic said about it and the technical foul on Lendeborg.
“I mean, he was talking crazy,” Doncic said. “But you know I wasn’t trying to talk back. This season, not trying to get techs. So it’s the first time that that was not a double tech because I didn’t say nothing. So I’m working on it.”
Some quick thoughts on all this:
• Never change, Lendeborg. Don’t go through Raymond Ritter’s media training. Speak your mind.
• There are a lot of fans around the league who agree with Lendeborg about Doncic.
• It’s tough to talk trash when your team is getting trashed. The Lakers pulled away in the second quarter when Doncic got hot — and Curry got cold, the Warriors are banged up and have no offensive creators to speak of outside of him — and that came when Lendeborg fired up Doncic.
• Lendeborg did a respectable job on Doncic, who shot just 1-of-5 when the rookie was the closest defender challenging the shot. The problem was that when the Warriors’ defense focused and collapsed on Doncic, he found Walker Kessler rolling to the rim for one of his 10 dunks on the night.
• Lendeborg, 24, speaks for a generation of fans when he said, “I didn’t really watch the NBA much, I just watched highlights.” There are many, many who consume all their NBA info through social media clips and people on social media talking about the game. Nothing wrong with that, except the NBA’s entire financial model is based on you tuning in to watch games. It’s about television revenue (and ratings were up last season). It’s a problem for Adam Silver and the league (and other sports leagues as well).
