Stugotz

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.

Tony is done with Wembanyama and all this syrup, and when he was asked about French fans making fun of him, he says, 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.

Your thoughts, Ez?

You still can't hear me.