Half-Man, Half-Amazing: Vince Carter makes his final Chicago appearance

Posted Dec 28, 2019
Kris Dunn was five years old when Vince Carter won Rookie of the Year honors with the Raptors following the lockout-shortened, 50-game season of 1988-99. “I had his jersey when I was a kid,” Dunn said. “What he did for the culture was unbelievable.” Saturday night, Carter makes his final appearance in Chicago. The Hawks forward is in his NBA-record 22nd season. (NBC Sports)

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