It’s crazy how Vinces athleticism and dunking ability overshadowed the rest of his game at times. He was one of the best scorers in the league during his prime.

@MaxaMillion711

9 ай бұрын

NBA marketed him as a dunker only. He was an elite scorer and lethal shooter. 38% from 3 during his 10 year peak.

@Thomasraymun

8 ай бұрын

The Mike Tyson effect. Mike knockouts over shadowed his elite speed and defense

@reggiejames8626

8 ай бұрын

facts

@michaelweller5470

8 ай бұрын

Elite athleticism doesn’t usually lead to a 20yr career. There’s usually a brick wall they hit

@randomizeduzername

8 ай бұрын

​@@michaelweller5470Vince evolved his game as he aged

The Greatest Dunker Of All Time💪🏻👍🏻💪🏻

@1340busa

8 ай бұрын

YEASS SIRRRRRR

@koachk5360

8 ай бұрын

💯

@stevedub8035

8 ай бұрын

No doubt...

@57arianq

8 ай бұрын

True

@tjslone3417

8 ай бұрын

For sure

Vince Carter might be the most underrated, under appreciated player ever in the history of the NBA!!! My god, the athletism and his clutch moments were plenty! I miss watching him play. In his prime he was a show!!!

@seanfrank32

2 ай бұрын

So much so that I forget about him at times. But he was insane in his prime.

@ChrisEOlive

2 ай бұрын

CoVinced he’d be the GOAT if he showed up every night.

@muximus2771

Ай бұрын

Yup. Watched every game in TO and he played like prime MJ for 3 minutes a night. Super frustrating.

@Day-OSeven5SS

Ай бұрын

You’re right. His agility and ball control and body control on top of all the other skills he had is crazy. Those things is what I used to think was comparable to MJ. Vince. Underrated and one of my top 5 favorite bball players.

@smederevo026

Ай бұрын

I fell in love with basketball because of him

No one has ever assaulted a basketball rim like that man. Insane highlight reel.

@philliplewis1586

4 ай бұрын

For real. You'd think a basketball hoop killed his dog the way he punished it.

@peterlois1086

2 ай бұрын

perhaps, Kemp was pretty brutal as was Wilkens to name a couple others

@Bozejder

2 ай бұрын

lul, never seen Kemp?

@SteveJobIess

2 ай бұрын

Dwight assaults all sorts of rims.

@redoinefaid8

2 ай бұрын

Look up chocolate thunder. Darryl Dawkins

I think growing up we were so mesmerized by the dunking, we didn’t realize how complete his game was. He even had next level court vision

@MaxaMillion711

9 ай бұрын

💯 the nba marketed him as a “dunker only”. His stats per 100 possessions are comparable to Dames honestly.

@caldwell2253

8 ай бұрын

​@@MaxaMillion711not referring to the commenter but its hard to educate ppl about bball when they easily fall for narratives. He damn near was always great from behind the arc n shot many 30footers but can't explain that to casuals of today bc they credit Curry as if he invented the 3😂

@chadwellington2524

8 ай бұрын

by we i assume you mean anyone born after 94 or something

@slipswitch

5 ай бұрын

Only people who don’t know the game thought that.

@manuelmenacho736

4 ай бұрын

@@slipswitchexactly, anyone who remotely paid attention to Vince Carter knew he more than just dunks

Half Man Half Amazing ... the greatest in-game dunker of all time. one of the most clutch player ever.

@peterspa2252

7 ай бұрын

That's what people forget, exactly!

@LOOFAHRIGGNO

2 ай бұрын

MANAZING!!!!!

@wayneb.johnson7573

2 ай бұрын

In game & out, too. 😮

The greatest in-game dunker of all time without a question.

This guy was straight out of NBA Jam. Phenomenal.

Vince Carter in his prime + Marv Albert commentary = LEGENDARY

@BarelyLegal23

8 ай бұрын

Chuck Swirsky was my favorite announcer for Carter because he'd go crazy

@robbiecleighmarks3088

8 ай бұрын

Yeah it doesn't get more electrifying than that lol

@lepoldbuttersstotch

2 ай бұрын

Onions onions onions

Crazy no one is doing anything as close to this anymore in the NBA

@colbushi

4 ай бұрын

I love MJ, Carter, but there are good players in this era. Ja Morant has already a great reel of dunks and plays; Anthony Edwards is a great leader and has awesome dunks and plays; Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Doncic, and Tatum are good complete players

@Tayzwayzmusic

4 ай бұрын

@@colbushi Ja has great posters and “almost dunks” but talking about just driving down the lane in traffic doing windmills and reverse dunks just flashy dunks through traffic

@colbushi

4 ай бұрын

That's what makes Carter, Carter. We can't compare him to anyone else, which is good. We can't compare any of the greats with others, because that what makes them great. Nobody has come close to MJ; Kobe created his own game even though he was influenced greatly by MJ. Same with Duncan, Iverson, Crawford, Payton, etc... All different and unique. To say nobody is doing anything as close as this is true but false, because nobody had done the same and those that tried aren't among the greats. @@Tayzwayzmusic

@jinkazama1652

4 ай бұрын

with those 360 koby looks amateur

@collinortt5573

4 ай бұрын

@@colbushiextremely well said 👏🏻

VC is the best in-game dunker to ever do it, but we need to start bringing up how clutch he was, not only in his prime but even when he was relegated to being a role player, that man was special, and I'm glad that I got the chance to see his entire NBA career, he was must see tv in his prime.

@timlabarda5535

Ай бұрын

Facts . He is the reason i watch nba i never got to see him play as a raptor i watched him when he was at new jersey snd boy its safe to say during the early 2000s, he is only behind kobe and tmac as the best sg/sf that time

@Popsm0ke

17 күн бұрын

I was able to see his entire gaming college and pro

@Marley11st

17 күн бұрын

@@Popsm0ke yeah I watched him in college as well and he was primetime there too, but he took it to another level when he got to the pros

20 + season's. THE Greatest Dunker of All-Time!!

Those alleyoop full extension windmill dunks are legendary

@zackarykasprzak3073

7 ай бұрын

Him just throwing 360s into smooth ass plays casual af is right next to that 🔥

@maddenGoD759

4 ай бұрын

I don't think anyone will ever top this man's dunks ... ever

@S0ulinth3machin3

2 ай бұрын

so violent. He was like an animated video game character. These videos are old now and the new guys don't match it. Zion could have but he preferred eating.

@rickypaul7784

2 ай бұрын

He 360 or windmilled before every lay up.. like it was automatic like muscle memory matrix ass shit.. homie be like "normal shit ain't cool.. "

Jordan was such a dynamic dunker, but Vince Carter hands down is King of the Hill👑

First ballot Hall of Famer! Thank you to Maxamillion for keeping the memories alive! Still wow’d to this day!

This man has the full package. By far the best dunker but also an excellent 3 point shooter.

VC in his prime wasn‘t just arguably the greatest dunker of all time, but he was also great from beyond the arc and as a scorer. Needless to say he changed the whole culture of canada when it comes to basketball there Half Man Half Amazing 👌🏼🐐

@alanlee67

9 ай бұрын

Man dunked in nba games like I dunk on a 5 foot playschool hoop.

@anarchoblack3461

9 ай бұрын

The greatest dunker in the history of game. Also, one of the best last second shooter I have ever seen. I wish he had a ring or two.

@inexpugnabilis

8 ай бұрын

@@anarchoblack3461 totally agreed! 💯

@trainerrob1622

8 ай бұрын

People who were not really around the game at that time forget that during his time in Toronto both he and T-Mac were considered better players then Kobe by a lot of people in the league. He had some terrible teams and was pushing those guys to the playoffs and advancing. He`s getting to the second round with Mo Peterson has his #2.

@inexpugnabilis

8 ай бұрын

@@trainerrob1622 As a Kobe fan, I have to agree! During the early 00's or around the millennium the convo about the best players of that position has been between Vince, T-Mac and AI. Kobe was great during the three-peat era and had some great moments like that 51 point game vs Antawn Jamison and also during his playoff run in 2001 especially against the Kings and Spurs. But with Shaq he even admitted having an advantage. Vince's 2001 playoff run meanwhile is kinda underappreciated. Especially against the Knicks he came up clutch and also had an overall great battle vs AI in the second round. If that jumper in Game 7 went in, maybe Vince could've went even further, but nevertheless his performances were outstanding given the fact he really had no help. If T-Mac decided to stay longer in Toronto they easily would've went to the Finals.

Vince was not only a great dunker, he's an overall offensive nightmare. I really wished the Raptors signed him back in 2019 when they won the title. What a storybook ending that could've been for the career of VC15.

@marz4021

8 ай бұрын

Definitely wanted the Raps to add Carter that year because he was available and he was still better than signing Lin instead. I think Masai ego got in the way. Vince was still good in 2019 too.

@goukenslay7555

5 ай бұрын

​@@marz4021true. Lin was such a waste, nothing against the guy but like tmac his injury was plaguing him.

You ain't talking basketball!... If You Ain't Talking Vince Carter!...STRAIGHT UP! On everything I love about the game.. definitely one of the best that ever do it and played 20-plus seasons

This is one of the best compilations I've seen

His athleticism is still jaw-dropping. Explosion, power, fluidity, speed. Kobe is always mentioned as the person who mirrored Michael Jordan, and it's certainly apt, but Vince is the only player I've ever seen who moved at all like the young Jordan of 84-93.

@krzysztofbernas2848

9 ай бұрын

I agree. So what was he missing? why couldn't he make the numbers that Jordan did?

@bartomiej9807

9 ай бұрын

@@krzysztofbernas2848 Vince was not a savage Jordan was.

@QBziZ

8 ай бұрын

@@bartomiej9807 He was about great plays, not playing great.

@redg2197

8 ай бұрын

I’d argue Vince moved even better than Jordan in his prime but unfortunately didn’t have the same mentality and then injuries 😕

@jorgeinostroza6675

8 ай бұрын

VC was way more athletic than MJ though, MJ did not do half of the moves VC did and thats facts

Vinsanity is probably the most overlooked player from his generation. VC was for a significant period the only player that could really rival Kobe as the best SG in the NBA. He could do it all AND he was always good for at least one memorable dunk or layup a game!

@thecarlob_007

9 ай бұрын

Mamba, Vinsanity and TMac

@chiphutchison5302

9 ай бұрын

Allen iverson , ray allen , Paul pierce

@MeatBall_Don_Lie

9 ай бұрын

T-Mac 1st and then AI, Vince, Pierce, Allen and years after DWade

@king-ghost1027

9 ай бұрын

Greatest dunker ever

@austinlittke5580

9 ай бұрын

​@@MeatBall_Don_Lie T Mac in his short prime was better than Vince in his prime and every bit as good as prime kobe, but Vince was the better player and had far more longevity and versatility

I hope people realize just how many game winners were in this mix, and for how many different teams. This dude was a phenomenal scorer. The dunk highlights were icing on the cake

Vince had the Golden Midas touch for basketball. His game was so pure and his swag and style was effortless.

Vince's first step was so explosive and his dribbling package was a thing of beauty

PRIME Vince Carter was NUTS!! Had UNREAL athleticism and can score with the best of them. Also, his prime was reminiscent of MJ. It's a DAMN shame younger fans weren't able to witness Vince Carter in his prime, especially in Toronto 🏀💯

And he never flashed guns or had any bad publicity. An authentic sports hero.

He didn't need a dunk contest to validate how great his dunking skills were. His dunks IN GAME were insane

Probably the most talented player to ever play in the NBA

This guy was insane. His stylish way to play, his ball handling, his shooting skills plus amazing, impressive and destructive dunks makes him one of a kind basketball player. A well-deserved hall of fame induction its a must.

I will ALWAYS make time for a Vince Carter reel. ❤

Vince also had that killer instinct, being able to hit gamewinners (long 3's also) on a number of occasions. He was such fun to watch, so spectacular.

I loved both Vince and T-Mac, so I was really happy that Mcgrady made the HOF, I sure hope that Vince Carter gets his flowers as well.

I follow your videos since 2009 when I was 14. Now I’m 29 and you still doing vince carter mixtapes which is amazing for me and really appreciate you keep reminding us how VC was great

@OmarXerach

9 ай бұрын

Same here

@TheB-ManChannel

9 ай бұрын

Same here man. The love for VC is incredible

I'm from Florida Vince was doing this back in highschool. He was a legend in the state.I saw how amazing he was at a camp in Orlando at UCF when he was a Jr

Man I forgot Vince was this hard 🔥🔥🔥🤦‍♂️ He definitely went up on the all time list.

You want a dunk , a spin, reverse, clutch...You name it Vins did it. A spectacular basketball player!!!!!

still the best of all time when it comes to in game dunking. the man is just insane

One of my all time favorite athletes in any sport. Vince put on a show to which there will be no encore. Great vid

That quick first step the dude had was out of this world.

Smoothest basketball player to ever play. Highlight dunks, ton of game winners, excellent ball handling skills, spectacular at finishing at the rim, great under pressure, above average passer, moves great without the ball, tough to defend, went head to head against all the greats.. overall a blueprint of the perfect basketball player.

This proves that no ones career in the NBA is defined by champion rings. Half man half amazing!

Wow!!!! No one can compare to Vince Carter👍👍👍👍

These dunks are insane. Vince was the greatest in game dunker of all time. And just an absolute beast of a player all around. So fun as a kid watching him.

vc had the most beatifull windmill dunk in history

@peterspa2252

7 ай бұрын

Windmills off alley-oops, off the drive, fastbreak. This guy had several reverse alley-oop buzzer beaters, crazy!!! 😍

ITS SOOO MANY PLAYERS BETTER BACK THEN THAN TODAY 😳

@peterspa2252

7 ай бұрын

I think it was the way how the game was played back then. I don't think we had somebody like Jokic back then. Or a guy like Curry or Giannis. All incredibly good players.

Man had countless game winning SHOTS Not just dunks. He was complete all around!! Glad to have attended the same Middle School he did.

The first three dunks of Vince in this clip show why he was the best in-game dunker. A reverse windmill off the drive, a 360 and a poster with one of the best shotblockers of his time. This guy had more reverse alley-oop buzzer beaters than Jordan had reverse dunks in his career 😂 That's just insane!

The first 3 years of his career in Toronto were beyond spectacular. I believe it was the 4th season where he hurt his knee and lossed some explosiveness in his game. He didn't attack the basket as much and relied more on jumpshots. Great memories. The Philly-Toronto playoff series was legendary.

@chadwellington2524

8 ай бұрын

then he did his interview saying hes not going to dunk anymore and toronto went crazy

@peterspa2252

7 ай бұрын

I remember this series and did not want either team to lose because I liked Iverson as well.

@aaronrus

2 ай бұрын

Happens to the best of them

@gregsaddie

Ай бұрын

Exactly. He hurt his knee in Boston.. and it changed his game.

I didn't know he was that good to be honest. This was quite awesome.

I watched every minute of his career and it was Amazing! Loved every phase of his career and he definitely was a freak of Nature. Thank you for the countless memories Mr Carter!!

#15 will always be known as the man who dunked like no other. He's unanimously considered the best thats hard to do.

This mixtape series is nuts, could you please make one for Jamal Crawford!

@TnpEli

9 ай бұрын

Oh man a Jamal Crawford mixtape would go crazy

@PawlusFishing

9 ай бұрын

​@@TnpEliit'd be so smooth you could only watch it in 4K...😁

@albertc2390

9 ай бұрын

Pause

@DaneIbsen

7 ай бұрын

NEEEED JAMAL

@killakangz5317

2 ай бұрын

c'mon wit it 🔥🔥🔥

He's not just amazing. He's clutch. And you cannot say that to a lot of players.

There will never be another dunker this talented.

There's not enough that could be said about Vince Carter & as KB 24 Fan I could definitely say he Motivated LA #8 & T-mac to be da Best in the league as he was the proto type of the New/improved Super athletic+versatile Guard/of the new Millennium. I mean a fast break & Highlights Wildly exciting Machine, almost like watching clips of Smackdown wrestling but better cause he was that unbelievably real & Dat DUNK in the Olympics....Super Saiyan legendary esp since I was Fortunate to watch it live on TV ...it was like he opened the door to a New/unseen dimension. Truly (HALF MAN/AMAZING) 4 Real.

Players really don’t move like this in todays game. Classic

Greatest in game dunker of all time and had a long career worthy of the Hall of fame in my book 👍

@austinlittke5580

9 ай бұрын

ya he was a really really good player for the nets when he was 40 even when he couldnt jump anymore. dude was incredible, great 3pt shooter

One of the most underrated highlight films of all time!

He was amazing. Human highlight reel for sure!!!

I practically grew up with Max loving Vince Carter, just as much as I do.... from one fan to another, much respect

Nobody can deny that Vince Carter is in the level of MJ even though he didn't win a Championship.

@peterspa2252

7 ай бұрын

MJ is the overall GOAT, but Vince the best in-game dunker ever. No matter what MJ fans say. Vince's dunk resume is just insane. And his crazy layups in traffic are at least as good as MJ's.

Hes the GOAT dunker and very underrated as an overall player.

Greatest in-game dunker ever, should also be a HoF No doubt

This is the best highlight mixtape I’ve ever seen. Vince is the GOAT dunker

Bruh.... Vince Career has one of the greatest career highlights reels of all time, without question. 😳

Most exciting player to watch, ever. No one has highlights like Vince.

One of the most underrated players. How many dunks, how many good moves, how many game winners.

Half insane half amazing From Toronto to Atlanta From young to still young Blessings from Hong Kong

man, you know, he gets lots of attention for his vicious dunks (as he should), but nailing 8 3's in a row and hitting so many game winners? I forgot about all of that. This is arguably one of the greatest mix tapes around. It's not 10 minutes of slow motion plays with lots of replays and different angles. It's legitimately Vince wreaking havoc on teams every 5 seconds for an ungodly jaw-dropping 10 minutes, where you think the intensity couldn't possibly keep up, but it just keeps on keeping on. Man, what a great player and what a great career.

@MaxaMillion711

9 ай бұрын

💯 - for people like me who watched all his games, we all knew VC was on this all around level. But the national media and NBA marketed VC as “he’s just a dunker”. It’s a real shame. He worked hard on his game. His passing. His jumper. His leadership. His clutch shots. And he was left off All-NBA teams, he was left off the NBA 75th team. He was written off after the year 2003 by most people, when his BEST overall years were 2005-07. That’s why it’s important for me to release these videos. Because people legitimately didn’t know VC was a walking bucket and NBA legend. More than a dunker.

@goukenslay7555

5 ай бұрын

Not just all that but also the fact he can draw a foul and still land the shot

@asianck

2 ай бұрын

Just not much success in his career though. Has he even won anything?

This Guys Arguably The Best Dunker Of All Time

When we think about VC we only talk about his dunking ability but his overall game at his prime was phenomenal...low key one of the best 3pt shooters as well

And I quote: IF Vince was on my right and God was on my left, on a fast-break I'm throwing it to Vince Carter " 😂😂😂😱😉 CLASSIC!! 😮

what a beast on offense. pure scorer

Sometimes we forget how great the GREATS really were. Thanks for a great reminder. 🐐Dunker

Vince posterized every legendary shot blocker.. wow! That is impressive!

Your VC vids were how I found this channel years ago so you've always been the preeminent source for highlights of him. This one is dope af. Shouts out to toy for all your consistent hard work paying off Also, the superhero tracks fit perfectly

@Miamifc17

9 ай бұрын

Facts “Vince Carter top 100 dunks” was legendary I had it downloaded on one of those bootleg youtube apps on my iPod so I could watch it wherever I went 🙏

@OsmosisG

4 ай бұрын

The super hero track had feeling like he was better than MJ😅

Vince Carter - half man, half amazing! 🔥

The best dunker in NBA history, but his secret weapon was his three point shot.

The world’s greatest highlight reel, period.

If they ever decide to release an official documentary about Vince, Maxa should be the one doing it 😁

Watching these Vince Carter highlights makes me think that nobody else comes close to these spectacular plays! I mean he has so many in just under ten minutes and every one of his highlights is JAW DROPPING! WOW!

Tanks Max and Tanks Vince for all the great memories. Doctor J is proud of your service.

The embodiment of dunking with Authority

This is an unbelievable journey through time! Vince had an unreal career for sure,what a LEGEND!!! Thank you @MaxaMillion711

MAN oh man! - gives me chille (re)watching these highlights. What an awesome player to behold. Such flair and ferocity. Awesome! - dude was out of this world.

He was one of the best closer to ever played the game. His ability to jump high and control his body in the air was incredible. He was also quite underrated.

Watch buddy on the Clippers bench at 2:32 😂😂😂

@spartanxaxes1326

9 ай бұрын

That was tuff

Watch Vince C. highlights gets the blood flowing..got me hype up in here & ready to go play some 🏀 right nowww... #Dunkgod truest🐐.

The are no words to explain how great Vince was

Because of his supreme athletic abilities he exibited Jordan n Kobe like moves. Im a Nets fan from the 70's . When Vince n Jason were teammates they gave us great memories in Jersey.

Love this! The best mix for the most exciting player since (even?) MJ. All around nice guy too, AFAIK.

THIS IS WHAT YOU CALL HIGHLIGHTS . ❤️💚 THANKS FOR MAKING SUCH A VIDEO LIKE THIS 😘🥰

Bro was so clutch. And making 4-5 posters during those game winners. Crazy. Legend!

The opposing benches’ reactions really say it all...

9:10 Old man Carter just casually dunking on this generations top rim protector and DPOY winner like its nothing casually walks away Today so many scrubs and the people around them would be going ape shit over this

MJ inspired some of the most aesthetic players ever

There will not be in my opinion a better high rising dunker three points shooter ever again salute to the Half man Half amazing thank you soooo much for making my younger days so so memorable 💯

My mouth was just wide open through this entire tape... nobody can touch this highlight reel. Nobody.

I’ll never forget the first time I watched Vince carter live. 2001 in Portland vs the blazers and dude was everywhere doing everything. I was literally blown away and immediately fell in love with the dudes game and vibe