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Vinsanity: Vince Carter To Hang Up The Kicks After 22 NBA Seasons

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For over two decades, Vince Carter has been a reliable fixture in the NBA, but that tenure is coming to an end.

With the NBA season upended by the COVID-19 pandemic and the league restarting, Carter seems content to continue his broadcasting career with The Ringer network.

Carter’s 22-season career was the longest for any NBA player and he was still a serviceable player off the bench for the Atlanta Hawks.

“Throughout his historic 22-year journey covering an unprecedented four different decades, his evolving career arc was perhaps like none other in league history — from Top 5 Draft Pick to Rookie of the Year to Slam Dunk Champion to superstar and eight-time All-Star to Twyman-Stokes Teammate of the Year and valuable role player,” said the Atlanta Hawks in a classy statement to honor Carter’s contributions to the team.

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