Cedric Ceballos discusses Stephen Curry's shooting style and era differences
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 4, 2026, 7:37 PM
Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Cedric Ceballos, speaking on October 4, 2026, addressed the contrasting styles of basketball played in different eras. He stated that Stephen Curry's ability to attempt long shots, such as 50-footers, would not have been accepted during his playing days. Ceballos highlighted the physically tough nature of the game in his time, emphasizing that players like Charles Oakley and Buck Williams would retaliate against flashy shots. He remarked that the financial motivations for players today differ greatly from those of his era, allowing Curry the freedom to shoot from deep without fear of physical repercussions.
- •Ceballos criticized the acceptance of long-range shots in today's game.
- •He noted the physical nature of basketball in his playing era.
- •Ceballos referenced players like Oakley and Williams as enforcers of the past.
- •He highlighted financial disparities that allow modern players more flexibility.
- •The discussion occurred during a recent interview on October 4, 2026.
- 7:37 PMYahoo Sports — Cedric Ceballos says Stephen Curry wouldn't have gotten away with 50-footers in his era: 'You get touched up in the locker room'
"Cedric Ceballos says Stephen Curry wouldn't have gotten away with 50-footers in his era: 'You get touched up in the locker room'
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