In the NBA, in addition to the basketball god Jordan, the other can be called "flying man", is Vince Carter. Carter's most glorious period was with the Toronto Raptors, a young team based in Canada that wasn't in the United States. The Raptors were founded in 1995 and joined the NBA, when the most popular game in Canada was ice hockey, until the arrival of Carter in 1998 changed all this, he made the world crazy with that shocking dunk performance, and the 2000 dunk contest was a historical basketball feast. Carter was named to the All-Star Team for three consecutive years in the '99-02 season, ceding the All-Star starting position to Michael Jordan in 2003 and winning the Ticket King the following year. In 2020, Carter officially announced his retirement, ending his 22-year basketball career, but his classic dunk god is forever sealed in our minds.
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Career average per game
score
backboard
Assists
Steals
Caps
98-20 season
16.7
4.3
3.1
1.0
0.6
Scoring ability ★★★★ ☆
The explosive physicality is the advantage of the Carter league, excellent offensive ability with the ball, excellent bounce height and aerial coordination ability allows him to always create space to score points. At that time, known as the "four major point guards" East Kosi Ai North Kanam mai, it was a recognition of his offensive ability.
Defensive ability ★★★★ ☆
Carter's cover is the most ornamental in the league, with a big hand, fanning the basketball, so that the shooter can only look at the ball and marvel.
Leadership temperament ★★★★ ☆
Early in his career, he was the home star of the Raptors, and with the decline of his athletic ability over the years, he had to move to multiple teams later in his career, but he was the spiritual leader of the team, enjoying his journey and blooming with his final brilliance.
Carter Peak Overall: 91
