[情報] MJ加盟NBC:直接面對自己粉絲的有毒遺產

Michael Jordan Breaks His Silence: NBA Legend Joins NBC to Confront the ToxicLegacy of His Own Fans

“You know it’s gotten bad when the guy they worship the most has to come down

and tell them to shut up and enjoy the damn game.”

「你知道事情有多糟糕，當他們最崇拜的那個人必須親自出面，告訴他們閉嘴好好享受

比賽。」

That quote, from a longtime friend of Michael Jordan and frequent golfing
partner, might seem harsh, but it encapsulates the jaw-dropping development
unfolding behind the scenes in professional basketball. According to multiplehigh-ranking NBC executives and sources close to the Jordan camp, the
greatest basketball player of all time will return to the spotlight in a way
few expected: not to celebrate the past, but to confront the mythology that’
s held the modern game hostage.

這句話出自Michael Jordan的一位好友同時他也是Jordan的高爾夫搭檔，語氣雖顯嚴厲，

卻道出職業籃球圈發生的驚人變化。根據多位NBC高層及接近Jordan陣營的消息人士透露，

這位被廣泛認為是史上最偉大的籃球員，將以一種出乎意料的方式重返聚光燈下，不是為

了慶祝過去，而是為了面對那些將現代籃球文化綁架的神話。

Michael Jordan Is Joining NBC Sports as a Special Contributor — and It Was
His Idea

Michael Jordan將以特別的身份加入NBC體育——這是他主動提議的

After NBC finalized its multi-billion-dollar deal to re-enter the NBA
broadcast space beginning in 2025, executives were shocked when they were
contacted not by Jordan’s agent, but by Jordan himself.

自NBC完成與NBA的數十億美元轉播協議、預計於2025年重新進軍NBA轉播領域以來，該公

司高層原本以為會由Jordan的經紀人來聯繫，但真正來電的卻是Jordan本人。

“He didn’t just want a paycheck or to show up a few times,” said an NBC
senior producer familiar with the discussions. “He wanted to be involved. He
had a vision. And it had nothing to do with nostalgia. Frankly, it took us a
minute to realize what he was really trying to do.”

According to multiple insiders, Jordan is not returning to television to
relive his six championships, nor to prop up the endless GOAT debate that’s
fueled ESPN, YouTube debates, and barbershops for two decades. Instead,
Jordan is coming back to dismantle the toxic narrative surrounding his name.

“Mike thinks the game has evolved,” one longtime associate shared under
condition of anonymity. “But his fans haven’t. And he sees that as a
problem. A real problem.”

“They Act Like I Played Every Year, Every Game. I Didn’t.”

「他不只是想拿一份薪水或偶爾露面」一位熟悉內部討論的NBC資深製作人表示。

「他有一個願景，而且與懷舊毫無關聯，老實說，我們一開始花了點時間才真正理解他

想要做什麼。」

多位內部人士透露，Jordan重返電視螢幕的目的並非重溫他那六次總冠軍榮耀，也不是

要延續那場持續二十年的「歷代最強」辯論。

他回來，是為了瓦解圍繞自己名字形成的有毒故事。

「Jordan認為比賽已經進化了」一位長期熟識的朋友在匿名條件下表示。

「但他的粉絲還沒有，而他認為這是一個問題，一個很嚴重的問題。」

「他們把我當成每一年、每一場比賽都在打的人，我沒有。」

“He’s said it before in private,” said the NBC source. “That the
narrative of ‘6–0’ has become toxic. It ignores his losses. It ignores the
teams that helped him get there. And worst of all, it punishes the greatness
of today just because it’s different.”

Jordan’s new NBC role, while still being finalized, will reportedly include
long-form sit-down interviews with current stars, feature breakdowns of past
vs. present playstyles, and a multi-part special examining how basketball
greatness has evolved since the 1990s.

“This isn’t about just showing old clips,” another insider said. “This is
Mike trying to reframe the conversation. He’s coming to set the record
straight.”

「他私底下講過很多次了」該NBC人士說。

「『6勝0敗』的神話已經變得有毒了。它忽略了他的失敗，忽略了幫助他的隊友，更糟的

是，它讓現今的偉大遭到貶低，只因為它與過去不同。」

據傳，Jordan在NBC的新角色將包括與現役球星的長篇專訪、過去與現在打法的深度比較分

析，以及一部特別節目，探討自1990年代以來籃球「偉大」的概念如何演變。

「這不是一個重播舊片段的企劃」另一位內部人士表示。

「這是Jordan要來重塑對話的，他是要來釐清事實的。」

Some of Jordan’s most loyal fans are already spinning the news as a “
victory lap” for nostalgia, but they couldn’t be more wrong.

“Mike told us flat-out,” said an associate close to the production. “If
hearing it from him is what it takes for these fans to stop disrespecting
guys like LeBron, Steph, or even Harden, then so be it. He wants the game to
move forward.”

This sentiment comes as a thunderous rebuke to the online subculture of
Jordan defenders who have, for years, attacked every flaw of the modern game
and held every superstar to impossible standards.

“Fandom has gotten so warped,” said a longtime friend. “They hate today’s
game, but still watch every second. They say it’s not physical enough, but
they ignore how advanced players have become. And they use Jordan like a
weapon in every conversation. It’s delusional.”

一些忠實的Jordan粉絲已經將這一消息解讀為「懷舊的勝利巡演」，但他們錯得離譜。

「Jordan直接告訴我們，如果非得要他親口說，這些人才會停止貶低像LeBron、Curry甚
至Harden這些球員，那他就來說，他希望這項運動能繼續向前走。」

這番話對於那些多年來在網上不斷攻擊現代籃球，用Jordan之名貶低其他球星的粉絲群體

而言，無異於當頭棒喝。

「球迷文化已經扭曲了」一位友人表示。

「他們一邊說討厭現今的比賽，一邊卻又看得比誰都勤；他們批評現在比賽沒有身體對抗
，卻忽視了球員技術有多進步；他們把Jordan當成一種武器來打壓一切，這太病態了。」

some fans express hope that Jordan’s presence will elevate the quality of
NBA commentary:

“Finally, a real analyst that actually knows the game of basketball and not
bums like @KendrickPerkins & @stephenasmith,” one fan commented,
anticipating more insightful analysis.

This sentiment, echoed by fans on social media, captures the initial
excitement surrounding Michael Jordan’s announcement to join NBC Sports as a
special contributor. For many, it’s a nostalgic return to the golden era of
basketball broadcasting.

However, not all reactions were purely celebratory. Some fans expressed
skepticism about Jordan’s motivations, suggesting financial incentives or a
desire to reassert his legacy.

Amidst the mixed reactions, a significant portion of the fanbase anticipates
that Jordan’s involvement will reinforce the narratives that have long
dominated basketball discourse. These fans hope that his presence will
validate their views on the supremacy of the ’90s era and the perceived
shortcomings of today’s NBA.

As the NBA community awaits further details about Jordan’s role, the diverse
fan responses underscore the complexity of his legacy and the high
expectations that accompany any endeavor he undertakes.

有球迷寄望Jordan的參與能提升NBA解說品質：「終於有真正懂籃球的人來當分析師了，

不像Kendrick Perkins和Stephen A Smith一樣的傢伙」一位球迷表示，期待更專業的

評論。

這些言論充分反映了部分粉絲對Jordan回歸的興奮期待，但也揭示了另一部分人對其動機

及未來角色的疑慮。一些粉絲認為，Jordan的加入將進一步鞏固那些長年主導籃球討論的

敘事。

他們希望這能驗證他們對90年代優越感的信仰，並繼續強調現代NBA的「缺陷」。

在NBA社群持續等待關於Jordan角色的更多細節時，粉絲間的多樣反應突顯了其傳奇地位的

複雜性，以及外界對他參與轉播工作的高度期待。

The need for correction isn’t just about tone. It’s also about facts. Jordan
’s new initiative comes at a time when social media has amplified some of
the worst misinformation in basketball culture.

“Mike laughs at half that stuff,” the insider said. “He knows what it
takes to play 20 years. He respects LeBron. A lot more than most people know.”

And yet, the loudest voices in the Jordan fanbase refuse to engage with
facts, choosing instead to protect a legacy Jordan himself no longer views asinfallible.

這場「修正」的必要性不僅止於語氣，更是事實。Jordan這項新計畫推出的時機，正值社

交媒體將籃球文化中最惡劣的錯誤資訊放大之際。

「Jordan對網路上的一半言論都笑而不語」一位內部人士說。

「他深知要在聯盟征戰20年需要付出什麼，他對LeBron的尊重遠比人們所知的還要多。」
然而，狂熱的Jordan粉絲卻拒絕面對事實，寧可捍衛一個連Jordan本人都不再認同的傳奇
形象。

“The GOAT debate is toxic because it’s not a debate,” said a retired coach
and Jordan confidant. “It’s a cult. And MJ is tired of being the golden
calf.” Jordan, despite his famously private nature, has long believed in the
power of basketball to unify and inspire. But he sees the current landscape
as fragmented, obsessed with past ghosts rather than present greatness.

“This era has some of the most skilled players we’ve ever seen,” he
reportedly told one NBC producer. “It’s time fans start appreciating that.”

He is said to have singled out not just LeBron, but also Curry, Jokic, Luka,
and others as generational talents who deserve more than comparison games andstrawman arguments.

“He told me,” said the source, “‘If I say it’s okay to call these guys
great, maybe my fans will listen. Maybe then they’ll stop tearing the game
down.’”

「GOAT的爭論之所以有毒，是因為那根本不是討論，那是崇拜」一位退休教練兼Jordan密
友說。

「那是一種崇拜，一種崇拜Jordan的教派。」

雖然以往極度低調，Jordan始終相信籃球的力量能夠團結與激勵人心。但他現在所看到的

，是一個沉迷於緬懷過往幽靈，無法欣賞當下偉大成就的分裂景象。

「這一代球員的技術，是歷史上最精湛的」他告訴一位NBC製作人。

「該是時候讓球迷們開始欣賞這一點了。」

據稱，Jordan特別點名LeBron、Curry、Jokic、Luka等人，認為他們是值得尊敬的一代巨
星，不應再被無休止的比較與草率的批評。

「他跟我說過『如果由我來說，大家才肯稱這些人偉大，那我就來說。或許那樣，他們才
會停止踐踏這項運動。』」

Jordan’s return isn’t just a media event; it’s a call to reexamine our
perceptions and biases.

In embracing this new role, Jordan isn’t merely revisiting his legacy; he’s
challenging us to evolve with the game. It’s an invitation to appreciate the
greatness of today’s players without the shadows of yesteryears clouding our
judgment.

“If this is my legacy,” Jordan reportedly told one associate, “I want it
to be one that builds the game, not boxes it in.”

Perhaps it’s time we heed his call.

Jordan這次的回歸不僅是媒體盛事，更是對我們認知與偏見的重新審視。

他選擇扛起這份新角色，不只是在回顧自身傳奇，更是敦促我們隨著比賽共同進化

這是一份邀請，要我們放下昔日陰影的遮蔽，純粹欣賞當代球員的卓越。

「如果這將是我的傳奇，那我希望它是一段能夠推動比賽向前的傳奇，而非束縛的牢籠。
」

或許，現在正是我們回應他呼籲的時刻。

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