Vince Carter was brought to tears during a recent event when he recalled his time playing with Toronto and his jersey retirement.

Carter is not the ideal Raptor to get this honour first. He’s not the quintessential Raptor — that was Kyle Lowry. He’s not someone who never wavered in his passion for the city — that was DeMar DeRozan. He didn’t lead the Raptors to their first NBA championship — that was Kawhi Leonard. And their days will come, in one form or another.

The Toronto Raptors will retire the No. 15 jersey of eight-time All-Star Vince Carter on Nov. 2, team president Masai Ujiri announced Friday during a public function. “We do it with great pride and great honor,” Ujiri said. “So on behalf of all of us, we say congratulations Vince.”

The eight-time All-Star will become the first player in Raptors history to have his number and jersey retired.

Carter spent over six seasons in Toronto to begin his career after his draft rights in the 1998 NBA draft were traded to the Raptors from the Golden State Warriors. Carter was the

The Toronto Raptors recently announced that they will retire Vince Carter’s No. 15 jersey on November 2. However, this decision has sparked some debate among fans and members of the organization. Some “high-ranking members” believe that Kyle Lowry should have been the first player honored with a jersey retirement.

The Toronto Raptors officially announced its plans to retire Vince Carter’s No. 15 jersey this season. The announcement was made at the unveiling of Carter’s refurbished court in Dixon Park in Toronto.