A career retrospective of the greatest dunker in NBA history, Vince Carter. Follow Nonstop Instagram: / nonstop TikTok: / nonstop Twitter: / nonstop Imagery supplied by Getty Images
Not a clutch player? Most 3 pts winning buzzer-beaters in NBA history with 5. Most 3 pts to tie or take the lead in the last 10 sec (since 1996) with 20. 2nd most Game winning or game-tying shot in the last 10 sec (since 1996) with 31 (behind Kobe with 39). Only one of the things mentionned in this video that was wrong... Unfortunately, this video was exactly what the media portrayed Vince's career to be..
Finally someone who knows the real story, yet only 6 thumbs up. Videos like these continue to tarnish the great things Vince achieved, and people believe everything they hear or read at face value without actually looking up the facts.
"it created the narrative that he was not a clutch player" Nonstop Sports was saying how the media portrayed him as a non-clutch player, not directly telling him he's not clutch. edit: nvm lol he said it directly
Most only remember him as the GOAT dunker (which he is), but hes also an amazing all around player at his prime. Great shooter, self-creator, underrated passer as well
If you guys haven’t watch the Vince Carter documentary “Legacy” it is a MUST watch. Such good quality and really shows his life and how amazing of a person and player he was!! As a Canadian and lifetime raptor fan, he will always go down in our books.
How good was VC? See how he stacks up vs other legends: PER 100 POSSESSIONS THROUGH 10 SEASONS: VC: 34 ppg 8 rpg 6 apg .45 FG% .38 3PT% TMAC: 34 ppg 9 rpg 7 apg .44 FG% .34 3PT% PIERCE: 32 ppg 9 rpg 6 apg .44 FG% .36 3PT% RAY: 30 ppg 7 rpg 6 apg .45 FG% .40 3PT% NIQUE: 35 ppg 9 rpg 3 apg .47 FG% .30 3PT% DAME: 34 ppg 6 rpg 9 apg .44 FG% .37 3PT% KYRIE: 34 ppg 6 rpg 9 apg .47 FG% .39 3PT% In my eyes, Vince Carter was the Dominique Wilkins of his generation: Both were incredibly deadly scorers known for their dunking Both scored 25,000+ points Both made at least 8 star teams Both only won 3 Playoff Series in their prime years & never made long playoff runs Both were left off of NBA Anniversary teams when many felt they should've made the cut
@AnAverage2KMobilePlayer Jus cause your name avg don’t put Vince in that category lol, do so some research…takes more than dunking to do what he accomplished
The greatest dunker of all-time without any doubt and one of my favorite players ever. If he had the motivation to play harder, I think Vince might've had more accolades other than his All-Star appearances. Nevertheless he had the longevity under his belt and his record-setting 22 seasons speaks for itself.
Vince Carter was known as Vinsanity, Air Canada, Half-Man/Half-Amazing, which he career spanned to playing in the NBA for 22 seasons. He primarily played as a shooting guard, but he was versatile enough to contribute as a small forward and even a power forward at times. He won a Slam Dunk Content during his time at the All-Star Game. He was a 8-time NBA All-Star and Rookie of the Year. He also was known as his electrifying dunks, clutch performances, and longevity in the league left an indelible mark on basketball history. Whether he was soaring through the air or hitting crucial shots, Vince was a true entertainer and a fan favorite. His legacy remains an ironic figure in the world of basketball.🏀🏀🏀🏀
Vince Carter easily top 25 in my opinion he’s remembered as a great dunker but he could shoot the 3 with the best of them and he played all-NBA defense, those Raptors teams was all about him and when he got to the Nets those we’re fun teams.
I dont know. I mean I get what you are saying and you are definitely not wrong, but maybe he was happy during his "lazy" years? Maybe he made peace with himself and enjoyed the latter stage of his career? Maybe he is content and happy with what he acomplished and he is happy about his journey? I mean, look at MJ. Does he seem happy to you these days, or any days as a matter of fact besides the days he won the championships? Tough to judge just from the videos on YT and medias as such.
Vinsanity was a wish version of Griffey for Toronto different sports but both saved the franchise in their town... U have to be some type of nice to do that.. I had slam mags with his dunks all over my room as a kid
this is a very surface level retelling of carter's effect in Toronto. check out the carter effect for what he actually did in the city. He did a lot more off the court. It just didn't work out and we honestly did not have the right personal at the time to keep him and there really is a lot more going with his relationship with Canada in general.
Yeah I've always had that stuck in my head with the announcers at the dunk contest saying "it's over ladies and gentlemen it's over let's go home" Lol I'm glad I got to watch him in his prime years of basketball. Well done man I really like that
It's two crazy facts, he went from spoiled brat, to a master. Also went from extremely powerful, high ego and unmatchable athletic prospect to a super hardworking, humble master in a decade. Crazy. One of my favorites players with Kobe.
I think the most impressive thing about carter is not his dunking but his longevity. The man played for 20+ years and was still dunking on people. Absolute legend and DESERVES a spot in the HOF. bro had limitless takeoff on hof
I’ve been saying this since two seasons into his NJN run, Carter had potential to be a better player than Jordan but Carter stopped Carter from achieving that. Vince Carter is probably the most athletic talent to ever play on the hardwood , he was capable of doing what he did, with no discipline or drive to win. The only thing that separated him from MJ or even Kobe, was the will to win and the competitive instinct. What’s actually scary to think about, is thru out Carters entire career, he was playing on 50%. Can you imagine if he possessed Jordan’s desire to actually win?
Vince carter had the same skills set as MJ and Kobe but VC did have killer instinct that much meaning it was consistent killer instinct. My favorite of all timw
I do not agree with your opinions that Vince Carter didn't care about basketball, training hard enough, or his Toronto team. Those are just bogus rumors. He's made it clear time and time again that he loves Toronto, and he would not disrespect the game of basketball, because the game has been so good to him. His own words. Go watch interviews of him. He is a true blue guy. I'm a Knicks fan, but I'm actually a huge fan of him too. It hurts that you actually think these things about him. Even most Raptors fans have forgiven him by now, as you've mentioned. 😑🥺
"... But Vince only averge 22 pts per game shoting just 41% from the field" Yeah, if that don't tell that he's great, even when he down, that are all stars stats.
Vince was the perfect dunker in the way he ran, his jumping power, his body balance in the air, the size of his palms, the swing of his arms, the trajectory of the ball, and his post-landing behavior. Vince's greatness is that he can change his playing style each time, considering the team situation and age, and achieve the best results in the given position.
I remember in the early 2000s almost every rapper had a Raptors jersey with Vince. It wasn't until DeMar DeRozan that changed. Definitely generation talent.
Well.. that's a bunch of superficial opinions backed by some ill advised quotes and professional editing. First of all, Vince suffered early from one of the worst injuries a basketball player can suffer. Second of all, Vince was super clutch through out his entire career.. Having one of the best records for winning shots, some of which in crucial games, and some even late in his career. Third of all, Vince was much more than just a great drunker, but also an outstanding teammate and a human being off court, a great all around player and certainly was more exciting than LeBron ever be. The fact that this movie and like of which are still running, solely point on exciting he was to watch and how many NBA fans still miss him and other stars from his generation. No other player since can blow your mind like he did almost daily.
Only 22pts per game??? To score 1000 points you only need to average 11.6 points per game. I feel Vince went through what Gianni is going through. "What we expect" is not on him...its on us. He was great!
Imagine a freakishly athletic Carmelo Anthony, but who isn't a dickhead. And during his years as a star, he had an off-switch that Randy Moss could admire. That was Vince. We all expected much more out of his career, but we never got it. I think he was a guy who never really wanted to be THE guy. He was probably better off as an elite second-option in his prime. The fact that he turned around his career near the end and became the consummate teammate and professional really saved his legacy. He's beloved now, but that wasn't always the case.
That’s the difference between kobe and the rest of his peers like Allen and Vince. They were more gifted and naturally talented than Kobe, but Kobe had the mamba mentality. Dude worked harder than all of them and was a mad man like MJ
yall realize the media were calling vince the next jordan right? insanely athletic guard out of unc, i mean it’s right there. bro was not obsessed with winning, was honestly kinda soft and eventually straight up quit on the team that drafted him. and nobody wants to say it but the end of his career was kinda embarrassing, dude could have retired before he got to memphis he was done
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Fun fact: Vince Carter always carried an EpiPen in case his opponents had a nut allergy.
Vince Carted
@@h3r01cviii5 😅
Lmao😂
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
I think shaq had to borrow that epi pen once or twice lol
Him straight jumping over a dude in the Olympics is legendary.
Top 5 dunk is history...
@@nonstop Dunk was so disrespectful, it should be considered a hate crime.
@@calebwinfield1403 he should’ve been charged for that murder
@@calebwinfield1403 no
@@calebwinfield1403 I would commit suicide after such dunk
The Greatest Dunker of All Time, Vince Carter is a legend.
First like
Overrated
@@thetruthiam-vy8le bro he jumped over a 7'2 guy dude😂
@@kladachi9767 overrated as a basketball player 😴
1000%
0:41 “Vince also played saxophone”
(Shows euphonium)
Thank you Someone noticed 😂
This is the comment I was looking for 😂 that’s most definitely a Euphonium.
Thank you I was waiting for someone to point this out
This triggered me so much man. Had to pause the video.
I’m saying
Even without a championship, Vince Carter will always be half-man, half-amazing!
Vinsanity
air Canada
I wish he came back to Toronto for that 2019 Championship would have been a perfect way to end his career
Couldn't have written it better.
Wouldve been a perfect ending to a long career.
Indeed I wore his jersey proudly during that amazing run.
Not a clutch player?
Most 3 pts winning buzzer-beaters in NBA history with 5.
Most 3 pts to tie or take the lead in the last 10 sec (since 1996) with 20.
2nd most Game winning or game-tying shot in the last 10 sec (since 1996) with 31 (behind Kobe with 39).
Only one of the things mentionned in this video that was wrong... Unfortunately, this video was exactly what the media portrayed Vince's career to be..
Finally someone who knows the real story, yet only 6 thumbs up. Videos like these continue to tarnish the great things Vince achieved, and people believe everything they hear or read at face value without actually looking up the facts.
I was thinking that. I just watched a 10 minute highlight video of Vince hitting all game winners. Not clutch?!
"it created the narrative that he was not a clutch player" Nonstop Sports was saying how the media portrayed him as a non-clutch player, not directly telling him he's not clutch.
edit: nvm lol he said it directly
A lot of BS, I was really disappointed it was narrated like this, not enough research done at all
Obviously not clutch never made it past regular season
Most only remember him as the GOAT dunker (which he is), but hes also an amazing all around player at his prime. Great shooter, self-creator, underrated passer as well
Vince Carter will always be remembered. He is a legend
Shoulda been on the 75th all time team,he definitely should be in the HOF
@@cornbreadmilton5265 I agree with u on that
What he’s a legend for is debatable
@@Nicenests what u mean?
@@cornbreadmilton5265 your correct he should be top 60 all time
If you guys haven’t watch the Vince Carter documentary “Legacy” it is a MUST watch. Such good quality and really shows his life and how amazing of a person and player he was!! As a Canadian and lifetime raptor fan, he will always go down in our books.
he needs to be in the hall of fame
He will be in 2024!
@@DeeNice681 why,I am football(soccer) fan
@@Ae4pf_ you have to be retired for atleast 4 years
How good was VC? See how he stacks up vs other legends:
PER 100 POSSESSIONS THROUGH 10 SEASONS:
VC: 34 ppg 8 rpg 6 apg .45 FG% .38 3PT%
TMAC: 34 ppg 9 rpg 7 apg .44 FG% .34 3PT%
PIERCE: 32 ppg 9 rpg 6 apg .44 FG% .36 3PT%
RAY: 30 ppg 7 rpg 6 apg .45 FG% .40 3PT%
NIQUE: 35 ppg 9 rpg 3 apg .47 FG% .30 3PT%
DAME: 34 ppg 6 rpg 9 apg .44 FG% .37 3PT%
KYRIE: 34 ppg 6 rpg 9 apg .47 FG% .39 3PT%
In my eyes, Vince Carter was the Dominique Wilkins of his generation:
Both were incredibly deadly scorers known for their dunking
Both scored 25,000+ points
Both made at least 8 star teams
Both only won 3 Playoff Series in their prime years & never made long playoff runs
Both were left off of NBA Anniversary teams when many felt they should've made the cut
Vince Carter was def my fav player!!! NBA Legend and UNC LEGEND!!!
Vince was the superstar I watched when I was getting into the NBA.
One of the most underrated players of all time.
cause he never won anything
Neither did Charles Barkley, Reggie Miller, John Stockton, Karl Malone, Chris Paul…
People don’t understand how good Vince was they just know him as a dunker
@AnAverage2KMobilePlayer loud and wrong
@AnAverage2KMobilePlayer Jus cause your name avg don’t put Vince in that category lol, do so some research…takes more than dunking to do what he accomplished
The greatest dunker of all-time without any doubt and one of my favorite players ever. If he had the motivation to play harder, I think Vince might've had more accolades other than his All-Star appearances. Nevertheless he had the longevity under his belt and his record-setting 22 seasons speaks for itself.
Vince Carter was known as Vinsanity, Air Canada, Half-Man/Half-Amazing, which he career spanned to playing in the NBA for 22 seasons. He primarily played as a shooting guard, but he was versatile enough to contribute as a small forward and even a power forward at times. He won a Slam Dunk Content during his time at the All-Star Game. He was a 8-time NBA All-Star and Rookie of the Year. He also was known as his electrifying dunks, clutch performances, and longevity in the league left an indelible mark on basketball history. Whether he was soaring through the air or hitting crucial shots, Vince was a true entertainer and a fan favorite. His legacy remains an ironic figure in the world of basketball.🏀🏀🏀🏀
Day 3 of asking for how good Donovan Mcnabb was actually
who the fuck is that guy
@@dyu3621 a football player
Better do westbrook than too. Always though him and fred taylor are underrated
who😭💀
Ask Terrell Owens
Vince never gets enough credit for his impact on the league! He was right there on the same level as Kobe and AI when he was in Toronto.
Imagine if he played today with how social media is. 🔥
Vince Carter easily top 25 in my opinion he’s remembered as a great dunker but he could shoot the 3 with the best of them and he played all-NBA defense, those Raptors teams was all about him and when he got to the Nets those we’re fun teams.
not even close to top 25. top 100
@@ry_an. there are not 99 players better than Vince Carter AllTime and 85% can’t do half of what Vince capable of
@Zenidiction Clearly you’re a casual
Incredibly gifted... supremely disinterested...
Vince Carter is a cautionary tale in wasted potential.
I dont know. I mean I get what you are saying and you are definitely not wrong, but maybe he was happy during his "lazy" years? Maybe he made peace with himself and enjoyed the latter stage of his career? Maybe he is content and happy with what he acomplished and he is happy about his journey? I mean, look at MJ. Does he seem happy to you these days, or any days as a matter of fact besides the days he won the championships? Tough to judge just from the videos on YT and medias as such.
One of my most underrated Kobe matchup .
Their games used to be so lit vs each other .
I think Vince and T-Mac were the most talented ballers the game has seen in the last 50 years since Wilt. Insane genetics
What about Lebron?????
That 7 game series, between VC and AI, Raptors/Sixers, was great. Literally came down to the last shot.
Vinsanity was a wish version of Griffey for Toronto different sports but both saved the franchise in their town... U have to be some type of nice to do that.. I had slam mags with his dunks all over my room as a kid
He will always be my favourite dunker
He was damn good. That's how good he was.
this is a very surface level retelling of carter's effect in Toronto. check out the carter effect for what he actually did in the city. He did a lot more off the court. It just didn't work out and we honestly did not have the right personal at the time to keep him and there really is a lot more going with his relationship with Canada in general.
Thank u
Vince Carter greatest dunker all-time & one NBA player play four decade 🔥🔥🔥
Vince Carter is a legend he made basketball in Canada 🇨🇦
Vince carters career is the definition of a wholesome ending
HALL OF FAMER VINSANITY#15 .. THE BEST IN-GAME DUNKER IN NBA HISTORY ..
Yeah I've always had that stuck in my head with the announcers at the dunk contest saying "it's over ladies and gentlemen it's over let's go home" Lol I'm glad I got to watch him in his prime years of basketball. Well done man I really like that
It's two crazy facts, he went from spoiled brat, to a master. Also went from extremely powerful, high ego and unmatchable athletic prospect to a super hardworking, humble master in a decade. Crazy. One of my favorites players with Kobe.
Never knock a person for attending their college graduation. Like a birth or wedding, it’s a major life event that excuses you from your job.
Good ole Vince Carter, man he was a legend
He is half man half amazing... I said that before the video said it. I'm old enough to remember when he got that title
Damn Vince always had that floater move
You should do how good was Penny Hardaway
According to the Diesel he was better than The Mamba his first year and would’ve been an all time great - possibly top ten.
Would've been the face of the NBA in 2000s if he had the mentality
Man that aint a saxaphone thats a euphonium
Right..I was disappointed when he said Saxophone😭.
I think the most impressive thing about carter is not his dunking but his longevity. The man played for 20+ years and was still dunking on people. Absolute legend and DESERVES a spot in the HOF. bro had limitless takeoff on hof
I’ve been saying this since two seasons into his NJN run, Carter had potential to be a better player than Jordan but Carter stopped Carter from achieving that.
Vince Carter is probably the most athletic talent to ever play on the hardwood , he was capable of doing what he did, with no discipline or drive to win. The only thing that separated him from MJ or even Kobe, was the will to win and the competitive instinct.
What’s actually scary to think about, is thru out Carters entire career, he was playing on 50%. Can you imagine if he possessed Jordan’s desire to actually win?
One of the best natural talents ever but never cared about winning like people thought, oh well
Finally the video I want, thank you
Vince carter had the same skills set as MJ and Kobe but VC did have killer instinct that much meaning it was consistent killer instinct. My favorite of all timw
Vinsanity era was just amazing. he wasted his prime years, but he bounced back as a smart vet.
I do not agree with your opinions that Vince Carter didn't care about basketball, training hard enough, or his Toronto team. Those are just bogus rumors. He's made it clear time and time again that he loves Toronto, and he would not disrespect the game of basketball, because the game has been so good to him. His own words. Go watch interviews of him. He is a true blue guy. I'm a Knicks fan, but I'm actually a huge fan of him too. It hurts that you actually think these things about him. Even most Raptors fans have forgiven him by now, as you've mentioned. 😑🥺
Carter was not a dinner. His whole game is the most sublime in the whole NBA history.
Please do a video on the 70’s steelers dynasty (love your content)
From 12:15-12:20 the voice said 22 seasons in 4 decades, and my brain snapped.
Vince was a beast
"... But Vince only averge 22 pts per game shoting just 41% from the field"
Yeah, if that don't tell that he's great, even when he down, that are all stars stats.
I always wondered what the Raptors could have accomplished if they kept both Tmac and Carter.
Didn't Kobe say Tmac was one of the hardest players to guard
@@SGSensei Yeah. Kobe said Tmac could do everything he can but was 6’8”
We needed this video
Dunking king
Sad that he was not achieve his ceiling , very athletic and good shooter
“In addition, Vince played saxophone”
*shows Carter holding a tuba
U gotta do one on ray allen
Vince was the perfect dunker in the way he ran, his jumping power, his body balance in the air, the size of his palms, the swing of his arms, the trajectory of the ball, and his post-landing behavior.
Vince's greatness is that he can change his playing style each time, considering the team situation and age, and achieve the best results in the given position.
I remember in the early 2000s almost every rapper had a Raptors jersey with Vince. It wasn't until DeMar DeRozan that changed. Definitely generation talent.
my favorite player
Considering his extreme talent he underachived. That's because he was a lovely person not a "killer"
Fascinating and talented.
Finally back to nba content
*HE WAS DAMN GOOD*
*TOP 5 DEAD OR ALIVE*
*I DON'T THINK HE DONE YET*
My favourite SG along w MJ, Kobe and AI
Put Toronto on the map and the greatest dunker of all time imo
3:29 Vince had a smooth jumper
My all time favourite player!
my fav player of all time just truly insane
Well.. that's a bunch of superficial opinions backed by some ill advised quotes and professional editing.
First of all, Vince suffered early from one of the worst injuries a basketball player can suffer.
Second of all, Vince was super clutch through out his entire career.. Having one of the best records for winning shots, some of which in crucial games, and some even late in his career.
Third of all, Vince was much more than just a great drunker, but also an outstanding teammate and a human being off court, a great all around player and certainly was more exciting than LeBron ever be.
The fact that this movie and like of which are still running, solely point on exciting he was to watch and how many NBA fans still miss him and other stars from his generation.
No other player since can blow your mind like he did almost daily.
Only 22pts per game??? To score 1000 points you only need to average 11.6 points per game. I feel Vince went through what Gianni is going through. "What we expect" is not on him...its on us. He was great!
why is this dude not in the top 75?
My favorite NBA player of all time
Never a clutch player?? Bro is ranked below kobe in clutch shots under like 1 minute or something
A saxophone scholarship 🤣 My AOL screen name when I was 10 was based on Vince Carter. His black and purple Raptors jersey was the sickest jersey ever.
Best dunker of all time !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jaylen Brown next video Nonstop Sports 💪💪💪
VC is the goat dunker
Best dunker of all time. Better career than T-Mac. But not better than T-Mac at his best 🤷♀️
One of the first
HALF MAN HALF AMAZING !!!
The greatest in game dunker of all time, he a dunking legend.
Imagine a freakishly athletic Carmelo Anthony, but who isn't a dickhead. And during his years as a star, he had an off-switch that Randy Moss could admire. That was Vince. We all expected much more out of his career, but we never got it.
I think he was a guy who never really wanted to be THE guy. He was probably better off as an elite second-option in his prime. The fact that he turned around his career near the end and became the consummate teammate and professional really saved his legacy. He's beloved now, but that wasn't always the case.
Vince is vince.💪💪💪
Vince played saxophone
*Shows euphonium
Best Dunker half man half amazing
2000s era was gold man 2000s era was gold
He wrote the book of slams, insane dunker.
That’s the difference between kobe and the rest of his peers like Allen and Vince. They were more gifted and naturally talented than Kobe, but Kobe had the mamba mentality. Dude worked harder than all of them and was a mad man like MJ
Vince was shooting 40% from 3 starting his 2nd season! To u casual Vince was jus a dunker cult…
Can you do a video about Ben Wallace? The best undrafted player in NBA
Is nobody gonna mention the amazing duo between Muggsy and Vince??
you should do a how good was Steve Nash Actually video
Day 1 of asking for how good Oscar Robertson and Jerry West were
should've focused more on developing rather than relying on his athleticism he could have been kobe on steroids
yall realize the media were calling vince the next jordan right? insanely athletic guard out of unc, i mean it’s right there. bro was not obsessed with winning, was honestly kinda soft and eventually straight up quit on the team that drafted him. and nobody wants to say it but the end of his career was kinda embarrassing, dude could have retired before he got to memphis he was done
If that was saxophone, I'm John Coltrane...