SAN FRANCISCO — Warriors coach Steve Kerr has built a reputation for failing to develop rookies and young players to their full potential.While it’s a reputation that’s controversially debatable, new rookie Yaxel Lendeborg, whom Golden State selected with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, is aware of it.The former Michigan forward formally was introduced by the Warriors on Friday morning and was asked about the early conversations with his new coach.“Basically just being about expectations, what he expects out of me,” Lendeborg said. “He doesn’t normally play rookies as much. He has a history of that. But the way the team is looking right now, I’m going to have a really good chance to play, maybe even start.“So, just having that hope definitely gives me extra motivation to go out there and be one of the new guys that actually does that, actually comes in and builds a reputation right away.”That is exactly what the win-now Warriors are looking for this offseason, and the biggest reason they used their top pick to select Lendeborg.Golden State’s last five first-round draft picks, Brandin Podziemski,...