【视频】勇士新秀伦德博格把加州新房钥匙交到母亲手里：母亲当场落泪
金州勇士新秀Yaxel Lendeborg于11月6日（周五）在自己新开的YouTube频道发布首支视频《This one's for Mama Yax》，把一套位于加州的新房送给母亲Yissel Raposo。Raposo原住新泽西州，Lendeborg在那里长大，这套房将帮她搬到加州、离儿子更近。
视频里，亲友先聚在新房门前，Lendeborg把装着钥匙的盒子递给母亲，说：「代表所有到场的人，欢迎回家。」据ESPN报道，Raposo一时说不出话，含泪从盒子里取出钥匙，与儿子一起开门走进新家。Lendeborg说，这套房前后花了两到三个月才办妥；据《今日美国》报道，为不让母亲提前察觉，他和姐姐通话谈房子的事时，常假装在聊去夏威夷旅行的安排。他随后在X发帖写道：「一生的目标终于实现了。感恩！」
他在视频说明里写道：「没有任何表示能配得上感谢母亲为我付出的一切爱、牺牲与支持，但这一刻很特别，我永远不会忘记。她值得拥有这一切。对我来说，这比篮球更大，是让那些相信过我的人也能一起享福。」
这段母子情有更早的来处。据ESPN报道，Lendeborg今年2月为《球员论坛报》写过一篇题为《我妈妈救了我的命》的文章：2019年他读高中最后一年时，母亲对他说「没时间再荒废了」，他需要在一年内在社区学院修完10门课才能高中毕业；他起初不情愿，看到母亲的表情后改变了想法，并写道母亲「等于是救了我的命」。据《今日美国》报道，Raposo曾同时打几份工养育他和姐妹们，还曾与四期阑尾癌抗争；Lendeborg在今年6月选秀后受访时说：「她为了我的人生把自己的人生搁置了，我为她拼搏得这么坚强感到骄傲，很高兴我们能一起分享这一刻。」
勇士主教练Steve Kerr说，他11月7日早上看到了这段视频，称这一举动「不可思议」。Kerr说：「这是一个特别暖心的时刻。打进NBA会改变这些年轻人和他们家庭的人生。看到Yaxel这样照顾母亲、照顾家人，总是让人高兴。」11月8日，Lendeborg再向记者谈起买房的过程时说，据KNBR在X发布的片段，他当时反复觉得「天哪，这太疯狂了，我真的能做到这件事，真的能把钥匙交到她手里」，并说自己感觉像「真的出人头地了」，这是他永远不会忘记的一刻。
球场上的Lendeborg同样是勇士本赛季的亮点：他今年6月在选秀大会首轮第11顺位被勇士选中，现年24岁；据《今日美国》统计，赛季前10场他场均得到21.2分、7.2个篮板、4.0次助攻，11月1日曾单场得到37分，11月7日勇士126比119击败奥兰多魔术一役他得到23分。
[Video] Warriors Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg Hands His Mom the Keys to a New California Home: She Tears Up on the Spot
Golden State Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg posted the first video on his new YouTube channel on Friday, November 6, titled "This one's for Mama Yax," surprising his mother, Yissel Raposo, with a new home in California. Raposo had been living in New Jersey, where Lendeborg grew up, and the house will let her complete her move to California, closer to her son.
In the video, friends and family gathered in front of the house before Lendeborg handed his mother a box and said: "On behalf of everybody that came to show up, welcome home." According to ESPN, Raposo was speechless and teary-eyed as she took the keys out of the box, opened the door and walked through her new home with her son. Lendeborg said it took two to three months to secure the house; according to USA Today, to keep the surprise, he and his sister often disguised their phone conversations about the house as talk about a trip to Hawaii. He later posted on X: "Lifelong goal has finally been accomplished. Blessed!"
In the video description, he wrote: "There is no gesture big enough to properly say thank you for all the love, sacrifice, and support my mom has poured into me but this moment was pretty special and one I'll never forget. She deserves it all. For me, it's bigger than basketball. It's about making sure the people who believed in me get to enjoy the blessings too."
The bond goes back years. According to ESPN, Lendeborg wrote a story for The Players' Tribune in February titled "How My Mom Saved My Life." It described how, during his senior year of high school in 2019, his mother told him, "There's no more time to mess around," and how he needed to take 10 community-college courses in one year to graduate; at first he resisted, but her expression changed everything, and he wrote that she had pretty much saved his life. According to USA Today, Raposo worked multiple jobs to raise him and his sisters and also battled Stage 4 appendix cancer; in a June interview after the draft, Lendeborg said: "She put her whole life on hold for my life and I'm super proud of her for fighting so hard and I'm glad we get to share this moment together."
Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said he saw the video on the morning of November 7 and called the gesture "incredible." Kerr said: "Just such a heartwarming moment. It's life-changing for these guys to make the NBA. Life-changing for them and their families. You always love to see someone like Yaxel taking care of his mom. Taking care of his family." On November 8, talking to reporters about the purchase in comments shared by KNBR on X, Lendeborg said that while house-hunting he kept thinking, "Man, this is crazy. I'm really able to do this. I'm really going to be able to give her keys," adding that it felt like he had "truly made it" and was something he would never forget.
On the court, Lendeborg has been a bright spot for Golden State: the 24-year-old was drafted 11th overall by the Warriors in June, and according to USA Today he is averaging 21.2 points, 7.2 rebounds and 4.0 assists through his first 10 games, including a 37-point game on November 1 and 23 points in the Warriors' 126-119 win over the Orlando Magic on November 7.
来源：ESPN
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图片来源：图：Yaxel Lendeborg资料图，2026年2月身穿密歇根大学23号球衣出赛，右侧为西北大学球员Nick Martinelli（TonyTheTiger摄，CC0，经Wikimedia Commons）。/ File photo: Yaxel Lendeborg in a Michigan No. 23 jersey in February 2026, with Northwestern's Nick Martinelli at right (by TonyTheTiger, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons).
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