Victor Oladipo had high praise for Stephen Curry, calling him the “best player ever” during a recent episode of The Inner Court podcast.
The two-time NBA All-Star emphasized Curry’s impact on the game, saying, via HoopsHype, “He’s changed the game completely, bro… Guys shoot 50 threes a game now—and that’s only because of him.”
Oladipo, who is currently a free agent and working as an ESPN analyst, highlighted how Curry’s skills are unprecedented. “He’s supposed to be playing golf, bro. If you really look at him—he’s supposed to be playing golf,” he added.
Curry, now in his 16th NBA season, is still performing at a high level, averaging 24.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 6.0 assists in 32.2 minutes per game.
His leadership has helped the Golden State Warriors (41-30) climb to sixth place in the Western Conference as they push toward another playoff run.
Curry’s influence on modern basketball is undeniable, with teams prioritizing three-point shooting more than ever. His ability to stretch defenses and hit deep shots has forced a shift in how the game is played.
