Vince Carter: "It's Over" | Full Documentary
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2024
- The biggest names in basketball honour the career and legacy of Toronto Raptors legend Vince Carter as "Vinsanity" has been elected to the Naismith Basketball Hall Of Fame class of 2024.
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Former Toronto Raptors superstar Vince Carter and one-time NBA champion Chauncey Billups have been elected into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame class of 2024, The Athletic's Shams Charania reported Wednesday.
ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reports that Jerry West will be inducted as a contributor to the game. It will be his third enshrinement to the Hall as he was previously inducted as a player in 1979 and member of the 1960 U.S. Olympic team back in 2010.
The Hall will make the official announcement on Saturday as part of Final Four weekend in Phoenix.
Carter - who played 22 NBA seasons, the most in league history - was named a finalist in February in his first year of eligibility.
Carter was the fifth-overall pick in the 1998 NBA Draft and quickly earned the nickname "Air Canada" for his soaring dunks while a member of the Raptors. Carter was the cornerstone of the first run of success in Raptors history, including the club's first playoff appearance, in 2000, and the first series win in franchise history the following year.
The Raptors traded Carter to the then-New Jersey Nets in 2004 and he went on to have a 22-season career with the Magic, Suns, Mavericks, Grizzlies, Kings and Hawks. Carter's final game came on March 11, 2020, before the NBA shut down the season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and he retired at the age of 43 that spring.
Carter is third all-time in games played in the NBA, with 1,541, and 20th in total points, with 25,728. He is the only player in NBA history to have played in four decades.
Billups, the current coach of the Portland Trail Blazers, won an NBA title with the Detroit Pistons in 2004.
The five-time All-Star played for the Raptors for 29 games in 1997=98.
West will be elected for his contributions as a general manager with the Los Angeles Lakers, and Memphis Grizzlies as well as a consultant with the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Clippers.
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Vince Carter: "It's Over" | Full Documentary
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You can’t tell the story of basketball without Vince Carter. And you can’t ever take away the legacy he clearly left in Canada. He honestly should be our first jersey in the rafters.
Lowry first
Nothing but mad love for Vince!
This man gave me and countless other Canadians the love of basketball!
Well deserved Hall of Fame nod!
As a Canadian and born and raised in Toronto. It was saddest day learning Vince Carter was leaving the Raptors as a kid. His dunks were the things of art and amazement to watch.
Never understood the hate for the man from raptor fans.
A true legend in this game. watching him over 22 years was simple amazing i used to sit on my old windows computer as a kid to stream all his new jersey nets games that weren’t on TV. Those were the days man. Retire his jersey NOBODY should ever wear #15 Again. 😢
Everyone imitated pointing to the sky and saying "it's over"
Retire his jersey.
Was on the other side of the argument until I watched The Carter Effect. Helped me look at it from another different angle. U want to get mad about it u can blame Rob Babcock for the way things played out. Time to forgive and give him his proper due.
He made everyone take notice.
Forget just jersey retirement. He needs a statue. Scotiabank needs a statue of Kawhi’s shot against the Sixers and one of Vince’s dunks from the dunk contest
@@coreyromberg No Kawhi statue cause he didn't stay but a Lowry & Derozan one plus a Vince carter reverse windwill statue would be awesome.
@@vickpanchal5559the Kawhi statue wouldn’t be a tribute to the player as much as it would be tribute to the moment- the definitive, most memorable moment in the run up to a championship
His longevity made him more amazing than man.
One of the greatest NBA PLAYER. ❤
Beautiful stuff! Great storytellling through the many great clips, interviews and editing, whoever did this, bravo!
Sportsnet, this was a beautiful piece on VC. Congratulations on his HOF induction, happy he wants to go in as a Raptor. I honestly love rocking the iconic #15 raps jersey and hope the raps retire it.
Raptors should retire his #15
Retire VCs Raptors jersey pls!!!! The fan base needs hope (during this period of disappointment) by celebrating its glorious beginnings with VC. It can be done again!
A pure monster.
American VCarter, the Symbol of Basketball Canada!
Statue!!! downtown T.O period!!!!!
If Vince was more like kobe/m.j he had ability and talent to be a top 10-20 player of all time..super talented!!
If he had Kobe or Jordan mentality, he might have been a goat bc he had all the skills in every department
Hello
What made everything worse with that trade is that Toronto got NOTHING for him
Is this the guy who used to eat chilli before every game?
I remember in the early 2000s that raptor jersey was ugliest one in NBA who ever designed that was delusional. I ever thought that back then.
raptors should retire his number
Respect for what he did for the sport and basketball Canada, but won't ever forgive him for giving up on Toronto and forcing his way out.
People forget how he left Toronto (forcing a trade) but at the end of his career he said he always loved Toronto.
Legit like everyone just looks past that part
The crazy part is that the Vancouver Grizzlies passed on him and could've drafted him. Instead they drafted Mike Bibby.