Vince Carter ALL DUNKS From 2000-01 NBA Season! 

exactly, he was mvp candidate that year

Peak Vince Carter was a top 5 player in 00/01 & definitely NBA's best offensive player. People have to remember that Vince played in a much tougher defensive environment compared to the current NBA. I mean, things like hand-checking still existed. - #2 in PER - #1 in OBPM - #2 in BPM - #3 in VORP - #3 in OWS - #5 in WS. Obviously these numbers are all 100% box-score derived and are hardly gospel, but he was an extremely efficient player due to a ridiculously low turnover rate. His 8.2% TOV rate was the 3rd lowest in the ENTIRE NBA & strong scoring efficiency (55.1% TS against a league average of 51.8%). His +3.3 rTS would be equivalent to a 59.3 TS today (except he'd be taking more threes so that's probably understating things). He had a 114 ORTG against a league average of 103 (+11). His impact metrics are quite excellent, too. +11.6 on/off, and #12 in the league in RAPM (with many of the guys ahead of him either playing far few minutes, playing a much smaller role, or both) Good passer. Decent defender. Incredible scorer. Shot 41% from three on five attempts a game before it was cool. Godly Jordan-eqsue ability to take of the ball. Put him in a league with no hand-checking and much better spacing and he's only going to look better. Peak Vince is easily a top5ish player in today's NBA.

Umm no u must be clueless... he was slow when he was jersey. Vince's prime was in TO when had speed and the sky was the limit. Vince carried the raptors. In jersey he had Kidd and Jason Richardson and wasnt consistently bringing it like he was in Toronto. He could still dunk but he wasnt running past defenders like he was in Toronto

I agree, VC did carry TO. But mentally and skill wise NJ he was better. The gap mentality/skill was greater in NJ to Tor. Then the physical gap of TO to NJ. 01 was peak athlete VC. Only a handful of players even come close. But as a complete player. Jersey VC was more of a complete player.

@@A.Hill2324 Perhaps a more complete player in Jersey cause Vince played D only when he wanted to during his time in TO...

NO..ONLY ALMOST..

Better than the Lebron?

,real fans remember that & it's almost a urban legend nowadays

Yeh. But Lavine can't dunk under basket

Phantom cam on every dunk....

Yes! Every season!

Perhaps you’ll have a change of heart when you see his 5 years of excellent (and healthy) play in New Jersey. And as far as dunking, 06 and 07 dunking reels are quite long too.

@@MaxaMillion711 From my view, his days with Toronto are the days he had best physical condition. It's obvious he had excellent years with New Jersey, offensive skills improved and versatile, still one of the top players in the league. But I mean what he would have become if no such injuries occurred in 01-02.

Of course year 4 and 5 were robbed due to injuries. But bouncing back to 27ppg in 05 with nets and then all star years in 06, 07, and 09 (should’ve been an all star) were IMO his best years. Just because you’re more athletic and dunking more doesn’t equate to being the best version of yourself. A lot of people in 09 said that was his best all around season, being a smarter player, being a leader, and still being an elite scorer.

still remember that injury vs san antonio in 02 that fucked his knee up....he was having another mvp year too...raps were like 12 over .500 at that point too

@@MaxaMillion711 Agreed, undeniable fact that he had his second career peaks in New Jersey. No doubt better and more mature than in 2001. I just can't help imagining given his talent and basketball IQ how good he could have been without early injuries.

@TheRealist 811 VC was better, AI had a superior team behind him.

@TheRealist 811 Peak VC was only a missed jumpshot from eliminating 76ers in the playoffs. AI had a HOF coach in Larry Brown, DPOY-winner in Dikembe Mutumbo & 6MOTY-winner. VC never had that kind of support around him lol.

@TheRealist 811 Mutombo was still class at 35 years old. The 76ers were a well-built team around AI. T-Mac was a bench warmer & Bogues/Oakley/Curry weren't exactly great. VC played in a trash franchise, but he was better than AI. Of course, AI had a better career but that's a different story.

I truly think 05-07 was peak Vince. Smarter player while still crazy athletic.

@@MaxaMillion711 He was smarter, but not as hungry. He settled for too many jump shots that he could have gotten anytime he wanted. That's the difference between 55 fg% and 45%, and you could just see him going through the motions not hustling etc. He always had amazing talent though.

And best dunker from take off to flight to landing. Perfection.

Don't get carried away

Even kobe would disagree to that comment dude! No one can hold a candle to VC when it comes to dunking... in game or contest...