# \[The Athletic\] 文班亚马在球场之外发出自己的声音，不再在意冒犯他人 ▶️
**URL:** https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48419
**Category:** 环球刺讯
**Tags:** 视频, 2026-27赛季, 维克托-文班亚马
**Created:** [2026 年9 月 1 日 11:21 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48419 "2026-09-01T11:21:04Z")
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年9 月 1 日 11:21 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48419/1 "2026-09-01T11:21:04Z")
By Jared Weiss | The Athletic, 2026-09-01 18:00:41
当维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 从篮筐后方舒展身体完成一记或许只有他才能做到的暴扣时，这很好地提醒了人们他如今进入第四个NBA赛季所处的位置。这一幕发生在周日的一场国际篮联世界杯预选赛中，这位22岁、如今担任法国国家队队长的球员，在关键时刻给了整晚都将法国队逼入绝境的瑞典队致命一击。
正是这种表现，最初点燃了人们对这位圣安东尼奥马刺门面的痴迷——而现在，或许也是整个篮球运动的门面。
> 维克托·文班亚马继续让人惊叹，惊叹，再惊叹。👽[#FIBAWC](https://x.com/hashtag/FIBAWC?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) | [#StepItUp](https://x.com/hashtag/StepItUp?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) [pic.twitter.com/P2v9cwNl4K](https://t.co/P2v9cwNl4K)
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> — FIBA篮球世界杯 🏆 (@FIBAWC) [2026年8月30日](https://x.com/FIBAWC/status/2094096030409044072?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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但如今，文班的传奇已不仅仅局限于他在场上的表现。上个NBA赛季也是文班亚马公众形象的一次蜕变。他成为了一个思想领袖、一个表情包制造机，或者一个敌人——取决于谁在看他。拦住一位纽约客询问他们对这位年轻天才的看法，答案很可能会包含“他太不可思议了！”和/或“去他的”的某种组合。他被广泛喜爱，但也有批评者，正如大多数伟大球员一样。
但这种摩擦不仅仅发生在美国。文班亚马因其直言不讳而遭到一些法国右翼评论员的抨击，尤其是当他是首批就1月份联邦移民执法人员杀害明尼阿波利斯抗议者亚历克斯·普雷蒂一事公开发声的NBA球员之一时。
“每天醒来看到新闻，我都感到恐惧，”他在1月份[如此表示](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7002444/2026/01/27/victor-wembanyama-minneapolis-shootings-reaction/)。 “我认为有些人可能让这件事看起来或听起来像是可以接受的，像是杀害平民是可以接受的，这太疯狂了。”
这引发了法国专栏作家朱丽叶·布里恩斯的回应，据[《巴黎人报》报道](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php)，她在国家广播电台RMC的节目“Estelle Midi”上抨击他表明立场。国家队队友盖尔雄·亚布塞莱[为文班亚马进行了辩护](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php)，但那一刻成为了一个引爆点，表明文班亚马正在进入法国更广泛的社会议题讨论中。
因此，当文班亚马上个月以国家队球员身份回到祖国并面对更广泛的法国媒体时，问题开始偏离篮球。这产生了一个微妙但重要的时刻，预示着文班亚马职业生涯及其在全球体育中地位的方向。
上周，文班亚马被问及对2027年法国总统选举的看法，在选举中，右翼政党“国民联盟”（RN）——前身为国民阵线——的党魁[玛丽娜·勒庞在民调中领先](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/08/world/europe/marine-le-pen-presidential-campaign.html)，有望接替埃马纽埃尔·马克龙。
“随着年岁的增长，我的过滤越来越少，我也越来越不怕说出自己的想法，”文班亚马[上周用法语对记者表示](https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/less-afraid-victor-wembanyama-makes-062653675.html)。 “我还没有深入了解总统选举，但我也不害怕分享我的观点。我不怕冒犯别人。”
2024年6月，文班亚马是几位在巴黎奥运会前夕举行的选举中公开反对国民联盟的法国运动员之一，其中包括足球运动员基利安·姆巴佩和马库斯·图拉姆。
“当然，政治选择是个人的事情，但对我来说，与极端保持距离很重要，极端不是像我们这样的国家应该走的方向，”文班亚马[当时告诉记者](https://www.barrons.com/news/france-must-avoid-extremes-in-elections-basketball-star-wembanyama-44c02ee5)。
但今天的文班亚马与2024年的他之间存在着鲜明的差异。在奥运会之前，他是法国体育界的新兴面孔，而非家喻户晓的名字。这种情况似乎正在迅速改变，如果他在2027年大选前开始发声，情况肯定会如此。与此同时，他在美国的影响力已经起飞，他是NBA最大的明星之一，并且[截至今年夏天](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48161)，已成为耐克的签名鞋运动员。
文班亚马不再是“下一个大人物”。他是两大巨擘机构的门面。他决定涉足政治，或在球场外畅所欲言，这伴随着更大的责任。
这一系列事件往往始于一位超凡运动员为这项运动带来新事物，激起公众的好奇心。然后，随着更大的媒体人群带来更广泛的话题和不同类型的记者，这位运动员开始更多地展现自我。一旦像文班亚马这样的运动员表现出愿意在政治或社会正义领域探讨话题，就可能为他打开一扇门，使他成为诸如总统选举等一般新闻议题的共鸣板。
https://hub.chinaspurs.com/v?url=https%3A%2F%2Fvideo.nyt.com%2Fathletic%2Fstreams%2FbiGb8GG3nOctFDz%2FkrlY5wftC7sk%2FkrlY5wftC7sk.m3u8&key=6326b166
文班亚马想要建立一些东西，尽管目前尚不清楚那将是什么。在上赛季接受_The Athletic_采访时，谈到[创立圣安东尼奥Jackals球迷支持者俱乐部](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44390)一事，他说虽然追求总冠军和体育成就符合他建立传承的本能，但除了他在圣安东尼奥的第一个大项目之外，他还有更多想做的事情。
“这是我人生的火车头和方向。但我想做很多事情，各种雄心勃勃的事情，”文班亚马说。 “一些秘密项目。一些随着时间推移越来越公开的项目，因为它们正在逐步实现。”
他帮助建立了Jackals，这成为了该市的一个社区组织。他在法国举办Hoop Gambit——一项年度国际象棋加篮球赛事，在他曾经效力过的职业篮球主场楠泰尔以及他的家乡勒谢奈-罗康库尔举办。一步步来。那么，这将通向何方？
也许法国大选可以提供一个指示，表明文班亚马想成为什么样的公众人物。
这次他没有说太多，因为他经常承认，他对这个话题了解不够，无法公开发表意见。但他表示，总有一天他会准备好发声。他坚持言论自由的决心表明，随之而来的更大关注和曝光不会改变他使用自己平台的方式。或者，至少他不打算让这种情况发生。
时间会证明一切。但他表明，他不害怕不在乎别人对他的看法。
他在去年的季后赛中揭示了这一点，当时[肘击明尼苏达森林狼的纳兹·里德](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/46303)、推搡纽约尼克斯的杰伦·布伦森以及其他粗暴动作使他在NBA世界的多个角落成为不受欢迎的人。他在上个赛季的多次新闻发布会上也展现了这一点，他[批评不道德的篮球](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44081)，誓言将竞争[带回NBA全明星赛](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/44845)，并[为自己竞选MVP](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/45385)。甚至他在总决赛期间大声质疑马刺的缺乏经验是否能帮助他们避免感受到关键时刻的压力，这种方式也显得莽撞而天真。
他为那个系列赛的结果付出了代价，但他的坦诚看起来并不做作。
他已经适应了这样一种观念：成为一名超级巨星，一名真正的超级巨星，意味着黑子只是工作的一部分。
“有一句话——我不记得是谁说的——大意是，‘我知道不是每个人都喜欢我，当我看到谁不喜欢我时，我会问自己这是否真的让我烦恼，’”文班亚马上周用法语引用法国喜剧电影《Dikkenek》中的台词说道。 “对我来说，有些价值观指引着我，我对此完全坦然。我甚至不会称之为表明立场。我只会称之为发表我的意见，因为我不支持任何特定的政治人物或政党。
“然而，有些事情我觉得有问题，当我看到它们时，我会毫不犹豫地说出来。”
文班亚马公众形象中一个一贯的主题是他倾向于不加过滤地畅所欲言。他说话直接，带有意识流风格，这带来了引人入胜的见解、有争议的时刻和启发性的脆弱。他表现出愿意公开处理自己的观点和情绪，这种方式与现代运动员的典型形象颇为不同。他对问题给予认真思考，经常在回答前停顿片刻，然后有条不紊地组织他的回应。
大多数处于他位置的运动员不会展示他们的思考过程。他们说话迅速而犀利。脆弱被隐藏在多年的媒体培训和经验背后。
文班亚马已经处于职业生涯中无法再超越期望的阶段。即使是他最好的表现，即使是我们见过的最好的表现，也只会被视为他应该做到的事情。每次踏上球场或站在麦克风前都必须表现出色的压力，可能会让强大的人退缩回自己的壳里。
那会成为文班亚马吗？还是每一次回答都将是一场冒险？
相信他说的话。他越强大，就越不会在意别人的看法。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，翻译内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **查看原文：Victor Wembanyama finding a voice beyond hoops, less concerned with upsetting others**
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> ## Victor Wembanyama finding a voice beyond hoops, less concerned with upsetting others
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> When Victor Wembanyama stretched from behind the hoop to throw down a dunk that maybe only he alone can pull off, it was a good reminder of where he finds himself entering his fourth NBA season. It came in Sunday’s FIBA World Cup qualifier, as the national team the 22-year-old now captains slammed the door in crunch time on a Sweden team that had France on the ropes all night.
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> This was the kind of play that first sparked the fascination with the face of the San Antonio Spurs — and now, perhaps, the entire sport.
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> > Victor Wembanyama continues to amaze, amaze, amaze. 👽[#FIBAWC](https://x.com/hashtag/FIBAWC?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) | [#StepItUp](https://x.com/hashtag/StepItUp?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw) [pic.twitter.com/P2v9cwNl4K](https://t.co/P2v9cwNl4K)
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> > — FIBA Basketball World Cup 🏆 (@FIBAWC) [August 30, 2026](https://x.com/FIBAWC/status/2094096030409044072?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw)
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> But now, the lore of Wemby goes beyond his on-court activity. Last NBA season was also a transformation for Wembanyama’s public persona. He became a thought leader, a meme factory or an enemy, depending on who watched. Stop a New Yorker for their thoughts on the young phenom, and the answer will probably contain some combination of “He’s incredible!” and/or “Screw him.” He is widely adored but has his detractors, as most greats do.
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> But the friction isn’t just in the U.S. Wembanyama has caught some flak from French right-wing commentators for his outspokenness, particularly when he was one of the first NBA players to speak out about the killing of Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in January.
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> “Every day, I wake up and see the news, and I’m horrified,” he [said in January](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7002444/2026/01/27/victor-wembanyama-minneapolis-shootings-reaction/). “I think that it’s crazy that some people might make it seem or make it sound like it’s acceptable, like the murder of civilians is acceptable.”
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> That prompted a response from French columnist Juliette Briens, who went on national radio station RMC’s program “Estelle Midi” to slam him for taking a stand, [according to Le Parisien.](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php) National teammate Guerschon Yabusele [came to Wembanyama’s defense](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php), but the moment became a flashpoint that showed Wembanyama was entering the broader societal conversation in France.
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> So when Wembanyama returned to his home country last month as a player with the national team and faced the broader French media, the questions began to stray from basketball. That produced a subtle but important moment that foreshadowed the direction of Wembanyama’s career and place in global sports.
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> Last week, Wembanyama was asked for his thoughts on the 2027 French presidential election, in which right-wing Rassemblement National (RN) — formerly known as the National Front — party leader [Marine Le Pen leads the polls](https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/08/world/europe/marine-le-pen-presidential-campaign.html) to succeed Emmanuel Macron.
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> “As the years go by, I have fewer and fewer filters, and I’m less and less afraid to say what I think,” Wembanyama [said in French to reporters last week](https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/less-afraid-victor-wembanyama-makes-062653675.html). “I haven’t looked into the presidential election closely enough, but I’m not afraid to share my opinion, either. I’m not afraid of upsetting people.”
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> In June 2024, Wembanyama was one of several French athletes — including footballers Kylian Mbappé and Marcus Thuram — who spoke out against the RN in the elections taking place just before the Paris Olympics.
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> “Of course, political choices are personal, but for me, it is important to take a distance from extremes, which are not the direction to take for a country like ours,” Wembanyama [told reporters then](https://www.barrons.com/news/france-must-avoid-extremes-in-elections-basketball-star-wembanyama-44c02ee5).
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> But there is a stark difference between the Wembanyama of today and the one of 2024. Before the Olympics, he was an emerging face in French sports rather than a household name. That appears to be changing fast, and it certainly will if he begins to speak up ahead of the 2027 election. Meanwhile, his presence has already taken off in the U.S., as he is one of the NBA’s biggest stars and, [as of this summer](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7483376/2026/07/31/victor-wembanyama-nike-signature-shoe/), a signature athlete with Nike.
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> Wembanyama is no longer the next big thing. He’s a face of two massive institutions. His decision to wade into politics, or to speak his mind about anything off the court, comes with even more responsibility.
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> The chain of events tends to start with a transcendent athlete bringing something new to the sport that piques the public’s curiosity. Then, that athlete starts to reveal more of themselves as bigger media crowds bring in a wider range of topics and types of reporters. Once an athlete like Wembanyama shows he is willing to take on a topic in the political or social justice arena, it can open a door to him becoming a sounding board for general news items, such as a presidential election.
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> Wembanyama wants to build something, though it’s not yet clear what that will be. In an interview with _The Athletic_ last season about [founding San Antonio’s Jackals supporters club](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6966415/2026/01/15/victor-wembanyama-jackals-spurs-fan-group/), he said that while the pursuit of championships and sports greatness is what speaks to his instincts regarding him building a legacy, there is more he wants to do beyond just his first grand project in San Antonio.
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> “It’s the locomotive of my life and my direction. But there’s many things I want to do, various ambitious things,” Wembanyama said. “Some secret projects. Some that are becoming public as time passes more and more, because they’re getting realized.”
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> He helped build the Jackals, which became a community organization in the city. He hosts Hoop Gambit, an annual chess-plus-basketball tournament in France, which was played in his former pro basketball home of Nanterre, as well as in his hometown of Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt. Small steps. So, where will it lead?
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> Perhaps the French election could provide an indication of the type of public figure Wembanyama wants to be.
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> He didn’t say much this time around because, as he often acknowledges, he doesn’t know enough to speak publicly on it. But he said that there will be a time when he is ready to speak out. His decision to stand firm on his freedom of expression indicates that the bigger checks and exposure flying his way will not change how he uses his platform. Or, at least, he doesn’t intend for that to happen.
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> Time will tell. But he showed that he is not afraid to not care about what people think of him.
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> He revealed that in last year’s playoffs, when an [elbow to the Minnesota Timberwolves’ Naz Reid](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7269137/2026/05/10/victor-wembanyama-ejected-spurs-timberwolves-flagrant-2/), a shove of the New York Knicks’ Jalen Brunson and other rough plays made him persona non grata in several corners of the NBA world. He displayed it many times in news conferences this past season, when he [criticized unethical basketball](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6912266/2025/12/23/victor-wembanyama-spurs-ethical-basketball-game-strategy/), vowed to bring competition [back to the NBA All-Star Game](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7049374/2026/02/16/victor-wembanyama-all-star-game-face-of-nba/) and [campaigned for himself to win MVP](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7142866/2026/03/24/victor-wembanyama-mvp-interview/). Even the way he wondered aloud during the finals if the Spurs’ inexperience could help them avoid feeling the pressure of the moment was brashly naive.
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> He paid the price in the result of that series, but his candor appeared unassuming.
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> He has grown comfortable with the idea that being a superstar, a true superstar, means that haters are simply part of the job.
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> “There’s a quote — I can’t remember who said it — but it goes something like, ‘I know not everyone likes me, and when I see who doesn’t like me, I ask myself whether that really bothers me,’” Wembanyama said last week in French, quoting “Dikkenek,” a French comedy film. “For me, there are certain values that guide me and that I’m completely comfortable with. I wouldn’t even call it taking a stand. I’d simply call it giving my opinion, because I don’t support any particular political figure or party.
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> “However, there are things that I find problematic, and when I see them, I have no problem speaking up about them.”
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> A consistent theme in Wembanyama’s public presence is his proclivity for speaking his mind unfiltered. He talks with a directness and stream of consciousness that have led to fascinating insights, controversial moments and enlightening vulnerability. He has shown a willingness to process his opinions and emotions out in the open, in a way that is quite foreign to the modern athlete archetype. He gives questions significant thought, often pausing for a while before answering, and methodically pieces together his responses.
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> Most athletes in his position don’t show their processing. They are swift and sharp in how they speak. The vulnerability is hidden behind years of media training and experience.
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> Wembanyama is already at the point of his career where he can no longer exceed expectations. Even his best, even the best we’ve seen, will just be what he’s supposed to do. The pressure to crush it every time one steps on the court or in front of a mic can push powerful people back into their shell.
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> Will that become Wembanyama? Or will every answer remain an adventure?
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> Take him at his word. The bigger he gets, the less he’ll worry about what people think.
By Jared Weiss, via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7551108/2026/09/01/victor-wembanyama-spurs-voice-us-french-politics-nba/)
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### 作者：  [@TheAthletic](https://chinaspurs.com/u/TheAthletic)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年9 月 1 日 13:00 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48419/2 "2026-09-01T13:00:40Z")
## 💬热评
> [@Evan C.](#):
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> 我常常在想，那些有原则的人都去哪儿了。那些愿意挺身而出、利用自己的影响力和发声渠道去行善、去保护那些弱势群体的人都去哪儿了。
> 维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama)，不管别人觉得他做作与否，都是一个有原则的人。这并不意味着他每次都能做对，也不意味着他偶尔不会踩坑。但任何客观善意的旁观者都能看得很清楚：他骨子里首先是一个利他主义者。
>
> > [@Cyrus T G.](#):
> >
> > @Evan C. 讲得太棒了。
>
> > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> >
> > @Cyrus T G. 哈哈，可真“勇敢”啊。
>
> > [@Stephen G.](#):
> >
> > @Evan C. 精彩的评论。我同意文班亚马在直言不讳的过程中难免会犯一些错误，没有人能过毫无过失的一生。但通过公开反对移民与海关执法局 (ICE) 杀害无辜平民、反对法国极右翼势力，以及展现出诸多利他意愿，他证明了自己的原则立足于正确之处。好样的。
>
> > [@Devin T.](#):
> >
> > @Cyrus T G. 要是文班在低位（in the post）也这么出色就好了！😂 我从不认为23岁的年轻人能称得上睿智，但他看起来确实挺聪明的。这篇文章读起来像公关团队写出来的，但好吧，我也觉得明尼阿波利斯那名男子的被杀事件令人发指。
>
> > [@Tom N.](#):
> >
> > @Devin T. 我不是说他能达到穆罕默德·阿里 (Muhammad Ali) 那样的高度……但23岁时的阿里已经比大多数人都要睿智了，他贵为世界重量级拳王，却向全世界宣布自己不再使用“克莱”这个奴隶时期的名字。他的立场震撼了体育界和政坛，也招致了许多人的憎恨……但世人最终将他视为精神导师、伟大的慈善家、哲学家和非凡的拳击手。
>
> > [@Camilo A A.](#):
> >
> > @John C. 事实就是，右翼人士往往不动什么脑子，所以就那样吧……
>
> > [@Scott D.](#):
> >
> > @John C.
> > 所以约翰，保持克制和深思熟虑有什么不对吗？这篇文章的基调并不是空洞两极化的煽动言论，你大概还在为煽动种族对立、厌女的蠢货查理·柯克 (Charlie Kirk) 的死感到难过吧。文班说的话极少有争议或煽动性。
>
> > [@Michael G.](#):
> >
> > 呵，又一个仇视非美国籍人士的评论者。他到底在哪儿批评这个国家了？
>
> > [@Nathanael A.](#):
> >
> > @John C. 感觉右翼政治立场往往就是源于缺乏批判性思维。
>
> > [@Mark K.](#):
> >
> > 为什么公开反对谋杀和不公就成左翼了？
> [@Eddie H.](#):
>
> 我非常敬佩这个年轻人，他不惧怕直言不讳可能带来的后果，勇于对有争议的议题发表见解。美国运动员更关心去球馆时穿什么被拍到，或者开什么车。这个年轻人已经比那些年纪大得多、在聚光灯下待了更久的运动员更有深度。我首先想到的就是勒布朗·詹姆斯 (LeBron James)。
>
> > [@John M.](#):
> >
> > @Eddie H. 确实如此。
>
> > [@Es K.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. ——看啊，那套新/旧的美式“优等民族”理论又从沼泽地里爬出来了！不得不说，这嘴脸真令人作呕。
>
> > [@Rosco C.](#):
> >
> > @Eddie H. 哇，我对勒布朗的看法可大不相同。乔丹才是那个拒绝表达政治立场的伟大球员。对我来说，勒布朗在乔丹之后就像是一股清流。他一直对总统候选人、现任总统以及警暴、儿童福利等重大议题直言不讳。
> > 我很高兴文班也能为正义发声。我和孩子们今年看马刺打季后赛看得非常过瘾，我们都是文班的铁杆球迷。
>
> > [@Jim C.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 而且你连运球都不会，所以你也只剩那点能耐了。
>
> > [@Nik B.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 冷静点吧，脆弱敏感的家伙。
>
> > [@scottywfm](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 你听起来像个共和党人，能接受像特伯维尔和乔丹这样的体育教练在国会真正指点江山，但有色人种一发声你就受不了。
>
> > [@Marco C.](#):
> >
> > @Eddie H. 在你抨击勒布朗之前我都挺赞同你的。“决定”确实很差劲，他像个业余总经理一样挥舞权力，而且是个以自我为中心的运动员。那又怎样？他也敢于表达真实想法，做了海量的善事，从未惹出过真正的麻烦——这一切还是在21世纪社交媒体和有线电视快嘴狂喷的显微镜下度过了25年。
> [@Pappy O.](#):
>
> 我知道如果我在22岁时被问到文班遇到的那些问题，我大概会哑口无言。他尊重这些问题和提问者，会认真思考自己要说的话并给出深思熟虑的回答，这展现了他的人格魅力。奇怪的是，那些表面上倡导言论自由的人，一旦别人的观点与自己的世界观不合，似乎就无法接受了。或者有人因为他的观点不够抓人眼球，就说他没有表达真实想法。这自相矛盾得真可以！文班是一位不可思议的运动员，更是一位出色的榜样，我期待他在未来的岁月里统治NBA并继续分享他的见解。
>
> > [@J X.](#):
> >
> > @Stagger Lee -. 言论自由是这个国家的基石。现任政府反对言论自由，充分说明了这个国家正在走向何方。
> [@Cyrus T G.](#):
>
> 我喜欢这家伙。显然他已经跻身NBA前三级别的球员，而且显然是个极具智慧的人。
> 我想说的是——NBA受到很多人的指责，但与其他联盟（如MLB或NFL）不同的是，NBA确实有少数球员会时不时表达出有实质意义的立场。我不会说NBA有多么进步或多么深沉，但我确实觉得它与MLB和NFL不同，它没有单纯去为富豪精英的既得利益摇旗呐喊。当历史写就之时，NBA至少在黑暗时代里提供过一丝微小的抵抗。
>
> > [@alex L.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 来自匿名用户的发言还真是“振聋发聩”啊。
>
> > [@Nik B.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 哇，有人被戳到痛处破防了……
>
> > [@Benn M.](#):
> >
> > @Cyrus T G. 如果进步政治涵盖阶级政治（比如财富再分配），那你说得对，职业体育里几乎不存在这种东西。公开反对ICE肯定比什么都不说好，当然，任何能让像“匿名用户”这类人歇斯底里的事情都挺有趣的。但这些球员跻身富豪精英阶层后的兴奋感，远胜于他们去批判这个阶层的兴趣。
> [@Mike M.](#):
>
> 未来是属于你的，年轻人，致敬！
> [@Paul T.](#):
>
> 为文班为弱势群体发声和扩大声量点赞。
>
> > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> >
> > @Paul T. 法国的左翼专制残暴，把支持率高的反对党总统候选人关进监狱；曾因限制使用空调而在一个夏天造成的死亡人数比美国历史上所有大规模枪击事件的总和还要多；通过大规模移民彻底改变了法国文化；总体上让法国人民的生活变得更糟。我说了这么多就是想说——不，文班并没有为法国最脆弱的人群挺身而出。他是在为执政党当托儿，这是最稳妥、最软弱的做法。真正有魄力的做法是彻底置身政治之外。
>
> > [@Lucas M.](#):
> >
> > 所以，法国在一个夏天里有超过2000人因为没有空调而死亡？
>
> > [@Nik B.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 你显然被戳中痛处破防了。深呼吸，哥们。
>
> > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> >
> > 法国现任政府属于中右翼，在我生活在法国的30年里大部分时间都是如此。你的这套论调完全是直接抄自法国版福克斯新闻。请起码先把基本事实搞清楚吧。
> [@J X.](#):
>
> 接过波波维奇的衣钵绝非易事，但文班的表现令人赞叹。在美国，聪明人会让某些人感到害怕。能够理性思考、能够权威地谈论自己专业以外的领域，这些都是优点。在一个人们不顾事实、只盲目相信被灌输内容的环境里，有文班这样的人是一件好事。不仅作为一名篮球运动员是如此。
> [@Michael H.](#):
>
> 虽然现在处于职业生涯早期，但文班有潜力成为篮球界的阿里。他在场外的观点不仅能在美法两国引发共鸣，更能传遍全世界。很高兴看到他是一个有思想的人，而且他逐渐形成的政治观似乎正朝着正确（左翼）的方向发展。
>
> > [@Curtis R.](#):
> >
> > 如果政治倾向成了评判标准，那你就完全本末倒置了。对于运动员表达我们不同意但深思熟虑的观点，我们应当给予和同意时同样的包容与支持。
> > 当然，在两极分化的美国，我们已经不再容许持不同政见的人也能有深思熟虑的见解了。
>
> > [@Nik B.](#):
> >
> > @Curtis R. 不幸的是，很多人的观点根本就是不假思索、张口就来的。
> [@Sonja S.](#):
>
> 为文班点赞，但文中提到的那些被视为“有争议”、要冒着遭遇反噬风险的立场，居然只是“杀害平民抗议者是不对的”以及（在2024年）反对国民联盟（该党直到2010年代还被普遍视为法国的极端边缘派别），这真没反映出我们这个时代有什么好风气。不过顺便说一句，关于前者的立场在NBA得到了广泛认同，NBA球员工会此前也发表声明谴责了对普雷蒂和古德的杀害，并表达了对明尼阿波利斯抗议者的“声援”。
> [@Stephen K.](#):
>
> 他让我想起了年轻时的卡里姆。
> [@John M.](#):
>
> 我太喜欢这家伙了
> [@Mike D.](#):
>
> 每当我看到文班亚马的照片，我总忍不住觉得他让我想起了年轻时的卢·阿尔辛多 (Lew Alcindor)。
> [@Marty C.](#):
>
> 好小伙。伟大的球员……不管尼克斯球迷怎么看他。
> [@Isaac B.](#):
>
> 我觉得大家对文班亚马的公关包装接受得太顺理成章了。“我还没有对总统大选做足够深入的了解，但我也不害怕分享我的观点。”——如果他根本不愿意真正发表意见，这种表态毫无意义！当他的态度是“我不知道，但如果我知道我一定会说点什么”时，这篇文章怎么好意思吹捧他“勇敢发声”？这纯粹是毫无实质内容的摆姿态。如果他能给出明确果断的观点，那才真算得上是一回事。当然了，如果他压根什么都没说，他自然没有理由去担心得罪别人……
>
> > [@SOJ N.](#):
> >
> > 先生，我认为文章紧接着就提到了他公开反对国民阵线。所以他确实发声了。
> [@Anonymous U.](#):
>
> 行了，文班。在美国，没人会在乎法国人、更别说一个法国运动员对我们的政治有什么看法。如果你想惹恼你自己的同胞，请自便；但请记住，在美国你只是个客人，我们不喜欢过度政治化的运动员/名人。回欧洲去享受你那没空调的日子吧，老兄。
>
> > [@Brian S.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 这大概是我读过的最愚蠢的评论了。
>
> > [@Luke L.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 这个“我们”指的是谁？我就是一个乐见这一切的美国人。你才是不爱国的那一个，因为你根本不相信言论自由。
>
> > [@Stephen G.](#):
> >
> > @Luke L. 说得好。我也是一个赞同文班言论的美国人，不同意“匿名用户”自称能代表我们所有人。
> > 至于AU问为什么Brian S（或其他任何人）会批评他的言论，也许是因为AU把ICE受害者的死归咎于他们自己，称他们是职业/拿钱办事的无政府主义者；或者是因为他不懂得言论自由是一种权利而非特权，其受益者不仅是发声者，也包括听众；又或者是因为他把欧洲的酷暑死亡归咎于缺乏空调，而许多欧洲人在近年史无前例的热浪之前根本不需要空调。类似荒谬的言论不胜枚举……
>
> > [@Ash N.](#):
> >
> > @ 匿名蠢货 这个评论区因为你一下子变得乌烟瘴气了
>
> > [@Don B.](#):
> >
> > @Anonymous U. 请援引相关法律条款证明第一修正案只适用于美国公民，尤其是只适用于赞同你观点的人。如果我没记错的话，宪法写的是：“国会不得制定关于下列事项的法律：确立国教或禁止信教自由；剥夺言论自由或出版自由；或剥夺人民和平集会和向政府请愿伸冤的权利。”
> [@Bob D.](#):
>
> 文班看起来是个好人，但给人的感觉也挺爱装深沉/做作的。也许他是真诚的，但他表现得确实有点过头了。
>
> > [@Evan C.](#):
> >
> > @Bob D. 你是否觉得，在我们这个推崇冷漠、反智主义盛行的时代，作为一个社会，我们也许已经失去了分辨“做作”与“真心在乎”的能力？
>
> > [@Evan C.](#):
> >
> > @alex L. 完全有可能。我的问题是出于善意的探讨。也许确实有点爱表现的成分，也许部分原因在于不成熟。
> > 但另一方面，我确实觉得那些抱持“没那么大不了”心态的人，只要看到有人表现出哪怕一丝同理心或温和，就会觉得人家“做作”。我想我们都能达成共识的是：我们的世界需要更多这样无论称之为什么的善意与关怀。
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>
> > [@Evan C.](#):
> >
> > I often wonder what happened to men of principle. Men willing to take a stand and use their size and voices for good, protecting people who can’t protect themselves.
> > Victor Wembanyama, corny or not, is a man of principle. Doesn’t mean he’ll bat a thousand. Doesn’t mean he won’t step on the occasional rake. But it’s obvious to any good faith observer that he is an altruist above anything else.
> >
> > > [@Cyrus T G.](#):
> > >
> > > @Evan C. Excellent post.
> >
> > > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> > >
> > > @Cyrus T G. Lol. So brave.
> >
> > > [@Stephen G.](#):
> > >
> > > @Evan C. Great post. I agree that Wembanyama will make some mistakes in the course of being outspoken. No one lives an error-free life. But in speaking out against ICE killing an innocent man and against France’s Far Right, as well as in indicating some altruistic impulses, he’s showing that his principles are in the right place. Good for him.
> >
> > > [@Devin T.](#):
> > >
> > > @Cyrus T G. If only Victor was excellent IN the post! 😂 I don’t buy 23-year olds as wise men, ever, but he seems intelligent enough. The piece read like it was from a PR team, but OK, I thought the killing of the dude in Minneapolis was heinous, too.
> >
> > > [@Tom N.](#):
> > >
> > > @Devin T. Not saying he’s gonna be anything like Muhammad Ali … but at age 23 Ali was already wiser than most, heavyweight boxing champion of the world, and told the world he would no longer be called by the slave’s name of Clay. He took a stance that rocked the sporting and political world and was hated by many … but most of the world came to see him as an inspiration, a great humanitarian, philosopher, and great boxer.
> >
> > > [@Camilo A A.](#):
> > >
> > > @John C. Thing is, right wing figures don’t do much thinking, so there’s that…
> >
> > > [@Scott D.](#):
> > >
> > > @John C.
> > > So John, what’s so wrong about being measured and thoughtful? Empty polarizing rhetoric wasn’t the tenor of this piece, you’re probably still sad that race baiting, misogynistic twat Charlie Kirk is dead. There is very little Wemby says that is controversial or inflammatory.
> >
> > > [@Michael G.](#):
> > >
> > > Huh, another commenter hating on anyone who isn’t American. Where is he criticizing the country?
> >
> > > [@Nathanael A.](#):
> > >
> > > @John C. almost like right wing politics come from a lack of critical thinking
> >
> > > [@Mark K.](#):
> > >
> > > Why is speaking out against murder and injustice left wing?
>
> > [@Eddie H.](#):
> >
> > I have a ton of respect for this kid, for not being afraid of the consequences of speaking his mind, and giving his thoughts on controversial issues. American athletes are more worried about what they’re photographed wearing to the games, or what they’re driving. This kid is already more thoughtful than athletes who are much older and in the spotlight a lot longer. LeBron James comes to mind.
> >
> > > [@John M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Eddie H. Absolutely.
> >
> > > [@Es K.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. – look there, the new/old American herrenmensch crawls out of the swamps! A disgusting picture, I must say.
> >
> > > [@Rosco C.](#):
> > >
> > > @Eddie H. Wow I have a very different view of LeBron. Michael was the great that refused to take political stands. LeBron, to me, was a breath of fresh air after Jordan. He’s been fairly outspoken about presidential candidates, the current president, and issues of consequence like police brutality and child welfare.
> > > I’m glad Wemby also speaks up for righteous causes. My kids and I had a great time watches the Spurs in the playoffs this year and are big Wemby fans.
> >
> > > [@Jim C.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. And you can’t dribble, so that leaves you just the one thing.
> >
> > > [@Nik B.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. Calm down snowflake.
> >
> > > [@scottywfm](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. You sound like a Republican who is fine with gym coaches like Tuberville and Jordan calling actual shots in Congress, but heaven forbid a person of color speaks up.
> >
> > > [@Marco C.](#):
> > >
> > > @Eddie H. I was with you until the LeBron bashing. “The Decision” was lame, he wields his power as an amateur GM, and he’s an egocentric athlete. So what? He’s also spoken his mind, done a tremendous amount of good, and has never gotten in trouble – all while under a microscope for 25 years in the 21st Century era of social media and cable TV hot takes and shouting.
>
> > [@Pappy O.](#):
> >
> > I know if I was asked the same questions Wemby gets asked when I was a 22yo, I’d pretty much have had nothing to say at all. The fact that he respects the questions and questioners enough to think about what he’s saying and respond thoughtfully shows his character. It’s so weird that people who seemingly advocate free speech seem to have a problem with it when it doesn’t match their world view. Or people who say he’s not speaking his mind because his opinion isn’t hot takey enough. Way to contradict yourselves! Wemby is an incredible athlete and an even better role model, I’ll look forward to him dominating the NBA and sharing his thoughts for years to come.
> >
> > > [@J X.](#):
> > >
> > > @Stagger Lee -. free speech is the cornerstone of this country. That the current administration is against free speech says a lot about where this country has headed.
>
> > [@Cyrus T G.](#):
> >
> > I like the guy. Clearly he has become a top 3 player in the NBA and he is obviously an intelligent person.
> > I will say this - the NBA gets a lot of flak from a lot of people but there actually are a few players in the NBA (unlike the MLB or NFL) who from time to time articulate a position of substance. I would not call the NBA progressive or overly thoughtful but I do feel it stands apart from the MLB and NFL in terms of not just carrying water for the entrenched interests of the wealthy elite. When history gets written, the NBA will at least have offered an iota of resistance in a dark age.
> >
> > > [@alex L.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. this is a really powerful take coming from anonymous u.
> >
> > > [@Nik B.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. Wow somebody’s triggered…
> >
> > > [@Benn M.](#):
> > >
> > > @Cyrus T G. If progressive politics extends to class politics (like the redistribution of wealth) then you’re right, there’s almost none of it in pro sports. Speaking out against ICE is definitely better than nothing and, of course, anything that triggers hysterics like Anonymous U is fun. But these guys are much more thrilled to have joined the wealthy elite than they are interested in criticizing it.
>
> > [@Mike M.](#):
> >
> > The future is yours young man, respect
>
> > [@Paul T.](#):
> >
> > Good for wemby giving voice and volume to the less powerful.
> >
> > > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> > >
> > > @Paul T. The left in France is tyrannical and is throwing opposing and popular presidential candidates in prison and has used their power to cause more deaths than every mass shooting in total in US history in one summer via restricting AC, has completely changed the culture of France via mass immigration, and has generally made French people’s lives worse. I say all that to say- no, Wemby isn’t standing for the most vulnerable in France. He is shilling for the party in power, which is the safest and weakest move possible. What would be really strong is staying outside politics altogether.
> >
> > > [@Lucas M.](#):
> > >
> > > So, 2000 plus people have died in France from not having air conditioning in one summer?
> >
> > > [@Nik B.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. You’re clearly very triggered. Take a deep breath buddy.
> >
> > > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> > >
> > > France’s current government is center right and has been for most of the 30 years I have been living in France. Your take is straight from the French version of Fox News. Please at least try to get the basic facts straight.
>
> > [@J X.](#):
> >
> > The shoes of Pop are a big pair to fill, but Wemby has performed admirably. Here in the US, smart folks scare some people. The ability to think, to rationalize, to talk about areas outside of your profession with authority, those are good things. In a country where folks just believe what they are told, despite the facts, having Wemby is a good thing. And not just as a basketball player.
>
> > [@Michael H.](#):
> >
> > It’s early in his career but Wemby has the potential to be to basketball what Muhammad Ali was to boxing. His off the court opinions could be heard not only in the U.S. and France but around the world. Good that he’s a thoughtful guy and his developing political outlook seems to be leaning in the right (left) direction.
> >
> > > [@Curtis R.](#):
> > >
> > > If the political lean matters, then you have missed the point. We should be as supportive of athletes expressing a thoughtful opinion we disagree with as those we agree with.
> > > Of course, in the polarized US, we no longer allow that people with different opinions could be thoughtful.
> >
> > > [@Nik B.](#):
> > >
> > > @Curtis R. Unfortunately, a lot of people form their opinions with zero to little thought at all.
>
> > [@Sonja S.](#):
> >
> > Good for Wemby, but it doesn’t say anything good about our times that the “controversial,” backlash-risking positions cited here are that murdering civilian protesters is bad and opposition (in 2024) to the RN, a party that until the 2010s was very widely considered to be on France’s extremist fringe. Though FWIW, his position on the former was widely shared in the NBA, and the NBA Players Association issued a statement condemning the killings of Pretti and Good and expressing “solidarity” with Minneapolis protesters.
>
> > [@Stephen K.](#):
> >
> > He reminds me of a young Kareem.
>
> > [@John M.](#):
> >
> > I love this guy
>
> > [@Mike D.](#):
> >
> > I can’t help but think when I see a picture of Wembanyama, he reminds me of a young Lew Alcindor.
>
> > [@Marty C.](#):
> >
> > Good man. Great player… no matter what Knicks fans think of him.
>
> > [@Isaac B.](#):
> >
> > I think everyone takes the PR bait on Wembanyama way too willingly. “I haven’t looked into the presidential election closely enough, but I’m not afraid to share my opinion, either.” - these type of statements don’t mean anything if he’s not willing to actually voice an opinion! How is the article venerating him for “speaking up” when his perspective is “I don’t know but if I did I’d definitely say something”? It’s all posturing with no substance. If he was decisive and clear in his opinions then that would really be something. Of course there’s no reason for him to be concerned about upsetting others if he isn’t actually saying anything…
> >
> > > [@SOJ N.](#):
> > >
> > > I think even in the article, it was mentioned right after this that he took a stand against the FN, sir. So he did say something.
>
> > [@Anonymous U.](#):
> >
> > OK, Wemby. No one gives a crap in the US about what the French, let alone a French athlete, thinks about our politics. If you want to peeve your own countrymen, be our guest, but remember YOU are a guest in the US and we don’t appreciate overly political athletes/celebrities. Go enjoy your no AC in Europe, bud.
> >
> > > [@Brian S.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. Perhaps the stupidest post I’ve ever read.
> >
> > > [@Luke L.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. Who is this we? I’m an American who appreciates all of it. You are anti American because you don’t believe in freedom of speech.
> >
> > > [@Stephen G.](#):
> > >
> > > @Luke L. Well said. I’m another American who appreciates what Wemby’s saying and disagrees with Anonymous U’s claiming to speak for all of us.
> > > As for AU asking why Brian S (or anyone else) would criticize his comments, maybe it’s because AU blames innocent ICE victims for their own deaths, calling them professional/paid anarchists. Or doesn’t understand that freedom of speech is a right, not a privilege, and is for the benefit of not just the speaker but people hearing the speech. Or blames the heat deaths in Europe on the lack of AC many Europeans largely didn’t need until recent years’ unprecedented heat waves. The list goes on…
> >
> > > [@Ash N.](#):
> > >
> > > @ anonymous prick This comment section got ugly fast because of you
> >
> > > [@Don B.](#):
> > >
> > > @Anonymous U. Please cite the statutes that say the 1st Amendment only applies to U. S. citizens, especially those who agrees with you. IIRC, it says “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”
>
> > [@Bob D.](#):
> >
> > Wemby seems like a good dude, but he also comes across as pretty corny. Perhaps it’s genuine but he lays it on pretty thick.
> >
> > > [@Evan C.](#):
> > >
> > > @Bob D. Do you think we’ve maybe as a society, in this age of anti-intellectualism amid our celebration of apathy, lost our ability to distinguish between “corny” and “just gives a shit”?
> >
> > > [@Evan C.](#):
> > >
> > > @alex L. That’s entirely possible. I meant my question in good faith. Maybe it’s a bit grandstand-y. Maybe part of that is immaturity.
> > > On the other hand, I do think that the “it’s not that deep” crowd calls everything corny that displays any ounce of empathy or softness. I think we can all agree our world could use more of whatever it is.
via [The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7551108/2026/09/01/victor-wembanyama-spurs-voice-us-french-politics-nba/#comments)
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### 作者：  [@Reddit](https://chinaspurs.com/u/Reddit)
#### 发布日期： [2026 年9 月 1 日 21:21 UTC](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48419/3 "2026-09-01T21:21:49Z")
## [贾里德·韦斯 (Jared Weiss)] - 文班亚马在篮球之外发声，不再担心得罪他人
By TheAthletic | r/NBASpurs / Reddit, 2026-09-01 20:40:01
但如今，关于文班的传奇故事已经超越了他在球场上的表现。过去的这个NBA赛季，也是文班亚马公众形象发生转变的一年。在不同观众眼中，他成为了思想领袖、造梗工坊，亦或是仇敌。如果你在纽约街头拦下一个市民问问他们对这位年轻天才的看法，得到的回答大概率会包含“他太不可思议了！”和/或“去他的吧”这类评价的某种交织。他广受喜爱，但也像大多数伟大的球员一样，拥有属于自己的批评者。
但这种冲突不仅存在于美国。文班亚马因为直言不讳而遭到了法国右翼评论员的抨击，尤其是今年1月，明尼阿波利斯抗议者亚历克斯·普雷蒂 (Alex Pretti) 被联邦移民执法人员杀害后，他是首批公开站出来发声的NBA球员之一。
“每天醒来看到新闻，我都感到震惊和恐惧，”他[在1月份表示](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7002444/2026/01/27/victor-wembanyama-minneapolis-shootings-reaction/)，“我觉得这太疯狂了，有些人竟然表现得或者说得好像这是可以接受的一样，好像谋杀平民是可以被接受的。”
[据《巴黎人报》（Le Parisien）报道](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php)，这引来了法国专栏作家朱丽叶·布里安 (Juliette Briens) 的回应，她在法国国家广播电台RMC的节目《Estelle Midi》中猛烈抨击了他的表态。国家队队友盖尔雄·亚布塞莱 (Guerschon Yabusele)[出面为文班亚马辩护](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php)，但这一时刻成为了一个导火索，表明文班亚马已经走进了法国更广泛的社会议题讨论之中。
> [@\[The Athletic\] 文班亚马在球场之外发出自己的声音，不再在意冒犯他人 play\_button](https://chinaspurs.com/t/topic/48419):
>
> By Jared Weiss | The Athletic, 2026-09-01 18:00:41 [Image] 当维克托·文班亚马 (Victor Wembanyama) 从篮筐后方舒展身体完成一记或许只有他才能做到的暴扣时，这很好地提醒了人们他如今进入第四个NBA赛季所处的位置。这一幕发生在周日的一场国际篮联世界杯预选赛中，这位22岁、如今担任法国国家队队长的球员，在关键时刻给了整晚都…
## 💬热评
> [@Valerialia](#):
>
> 只要你把右翼惹毛了，就说明你的路子走对了，小伙子。
>
> > [@LowkeyT\_T](#):
> >
> > 欲知其人，先观其敌
> [@gyomd](#):
>
> 我是法国人，我得说我从来没听说过朱丽叶·布里安这个人，而且那个节目也非常小众。简直就像全国广播电台里的“第五级别联赛”节目。
> 让他们说去吧。他们无非就是想蹭名人的热度喷点烂话，好让自己博眼球出名罢了。
> 就让他们烂在自己恶臭的思想里吧，这也是他们费尽心机想要得到的。
_由生成式 AI 翻译，译文内容可能不准确或不完整，以原文为准。_
> **查看原文：\[Jared Weiss\] - Wembanyama finding a voice beyond hoops, less concerned with upsetting others**
>
> ## [Jared Weiss] - Wembanyama finding a voice beyond hoops, less concerned with upsetting others
>
> But now, the lore of Wemby goes beyond his on-court activity. Last NBA season was also a transformation for Wembanyama’s public persona. He became a thought leader, a meme factory or an enemy, depending on who watched. Stop a New Yorker for their thoughts on the young phenom, and the answer will probably contain some combination of “He’s incredible!” and/or “Screw him.” He is widely adored but has his detractors, as most greats do.
>
> But the friction isn’t just in the U.S. Wembanyama has caught some flak from French right-wing commentators for his outspokenness, particularly when he was one of the first NBA players to speak out about the killing of Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti by federal immigration agents in January.
>
> “Every day, I wake up and see the news, and I’m horrified,” he [said in January](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7002444/2026/01/27/victor-wembanyama-minneapolis-shootings-reaction/). “I think that it’s crazy that some people might make it seem or make it sound like it’s acceptable, like the murder of civilians is acceptable.”
>
> That prompted a response from French columnist Juliette Briens, who went on national radio station RMC’s program “Estelle Midi” to slam him for taking a stand, [according to Le Parisien.](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php) National teammate Guerschon Yabusele [came to Wembanyama’s defense](https://www.leparisien.fr/sports/basket/nous-athletes-navons-pas-le-droit-detre-horrifies-yabusele-defend-la-prise-de-position-de-wembanyama-sur-minneapolis-30-01-2026-ZYDHWSZSK5HVTJXOHOZFVHMV6U.php), but the moment became a flashpoint that showed Wembanyama was entering the broader societal conversation in France.
>
> [Victor Wembanyama finding a voice beyond hoops, less concerned with upsetting others - The Athletic](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7551108/2026/09/01/victor-wembanyama-spurs-voice-us-french-politics-nba/?unlocked_article_code=1.91A.YtCn._osTcrrIph_A&source=emp_shared_article&smid=re-share-ta)
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> ## 💬热评
>
> > [@Valerialia](#):
> >
> > When you’re pissing off the rightwingers you’re doing it correctly, mijo.
> >
> > > [@LowkeyT\_T](#):
> > >
> > > Judge a man by his enemies
>
> > [@gyomd](#):
> >
> > I’m French and I have to say I never heard of Juliette Briens and the program is a niche one. Like 5th division national radio program.
> > Let them talk. They just want to say some shit on people known so they can make the buzz and known for it.
> > Let them rot in their shitty mind, that’s what they work for.
By TheAthletic, via [r/NBASpurs / Reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/NBASpurs/comments/1w4at4t/jared_weiss_wembanyama_finding_a_voice_beyond/)