Stugotz

Well, but how about this, though?

How about this question?

So he's asked by a French outlet about fans who have criticized or mocked him for his tears.

And his response is, quote, that's a tough question.

I think it's first and foremost a fear of judgment, like this feeling that you have to act a certain way, social codes, I guess.

Personally, I refuse to carry the burden of having to hide my emotions.

I'm not going to criticize it.

And more to the point, I would say that there is great bravery in his general vulnerability and it gives him a lane no basketball guy ever wants to take.

Like he is out there with I'll block your shot eight times a game.

I'll be physically better than everyone out here.

And I'm also good with my emotions.

Yeah.

Oh, look, I see Zaslow's out there with a candle burning in his ear.

Zaslow, do you have any thoughts?

I don't think you can hear us or exactly what we're saying, but do you have any thoughts on... I was saying, yes, he can't hear you.

...on Wembanyama?

I got you, player.

Did you hear what we had to say about Wembanyama?

No, I couldn't hear you.

Wembanyama was crying on the bench after beating the Trailblazers.