Cedric Ceballos
From L.A.’s 'Bedrock' streets to NBA All-Star, Cedric Ceballos embodies grit, creativity, and leadership. Audiences gain a masterclass in resilience, performance excellence, and purpose-driven transformation both on the court and beyond.
Cedric Ceballos (born August 2, 1969, Maui, Hawaii) is a former NBA All-Star, famed for his blindfolded dunk and leading the league in field goal percentage during the 1992–93 season. Rising from a challenging childhood in downtown Los Angeles, he defied the odds through dedication and toughness. A standout performer for the Phoenix Suns and Los Angeles Lakers—with honors like Slam Dunk Champion (1992) and scoring leader —Cedric also extended his impact beyond the hardwood as an in-arena emcee, radio host, assistant coach, and co-founder of a foundation supporting youth and basketball development. Today, he shares his journey of cultural resilience, performance innovation, and leadership to inspire transformation across audiences.
Cedric Ceballos (born August 2, 1969, Maui, Hawaii) is a former NBA All-Star, famed for his blindfolded dunk and leading the league in field goal percentage during the 1992–93 season. Rising from a challenging childhood in downtown Los Angeles, he defied the odds through dedication and toughness. A standout performer for the Phoenix Suns and Los Angeles Lakers—with honors like Slam Dunk Champion (1992) and scoring leader —Cedric also extended his impact beyond the hardwood as an in-arena emcee, radio host, assistant coach, and co-founder of a foundation supporting youth and basketball development. Today, he shares his journey of cultural resilience, performance innovation, and leadership to inspire transformation across audiences.
