Wince just past Larry Bird on the all time list

[Silkk]

Passed him in what?

You would think that Bird would have played WAY more games than VC

 

[GreatestLaker]

Pierce was not better than Vince in their primes.

Pierce has passed him over time, but Vince was a great, great player and one of the most exciting players to ever play in the game.

One of the most exciting, sure. But better than Pierce? Nah, son. If anything they were even at their peaks. Vince just had a lot more hype.

 

[YourMajesty]

He was never top 5.

Was Reggie Miller top 5?

 

[mastermind]

One of the most exciting, sure. But better than Pierce? Nah, son. If anything they were even at their peaks. Vince just had a lot more hype.

Vince was better in their primes. Pierce had a better career.

Vince is definitely a HOFer. In fact of all the retired players that are ahead of Larry Bird on the all time scoring list, only Gary Payton is not in the HOF. And Payton aint in because he is not eligible. And I think that is because Payton is not eligible for the HOF yet.

 

[GreatestLaker]

Was Reggie Miller top 5?

If it was up to me. He wouldn't be in either.

But he had some playoff success so I could see the argument, but Carter has none.

Vince was better in their primes. Pierce had a better career.

How was Carter better?

 

[mastermind]

How was Carter better?

better defender, great shooter, and he had some bad teams in Toronto.


Piru P didnt quit like Vince did, but for about 3-4 years, dude better than Pierce.

 

[DeVanteSwing]

can he dunk his way to the HOF?

 

[King P]

 

[Marvel]

can he dunk his way to the HOF?

Dude is more than a dunker. Vince was a baller and he still playing very well at 36, forget what y'all heard. Dude made that Toronto team relevant and competitive. When he was at the Nets, he had the whole league like Remember this is not the NFL. Its a little easier to get in. He has a chance.

 

[DeVanteSwing]

well that's what most people know Vince for

 

[Newzz]

In the 2000s, the best perimeter players, at their peak, were:

1) Kobe
2) T-Mac
3) AI
4) Paul Pierce
5) Vince Carter

 

[Niggthaniel Essex]

The nerve of this fukker. I can just picture Jordan watching this clip and being like [Malice]"But make no mistake, you and I, we are not the same"[/Malice]

Forgetting the dunks, all I seem to remember of Wince Harder "Half Man, Half a Season" is this:

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

Dude is more than a dunker. Vince was a baller and he still playing very well at 36, forget what y'all heard. Dude made that Toronto team relevant and competitive. When he was at the Nets, he had the whole league like Remember this is not the NFL. Its a little easier to get in. He has a chance.

What the fukk did Vince win? Did he make his teams better?

The best moments of his career are winning a dunk contest, jumping over a French dude and missing that shot in Game 7 against Philly

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[King P]

In the 2000s, the best perimeter players, at their peak, were:

1) Kobe
2) T-Mac
3) AI
4) Paul Pierce
5) Vince Carter

Vince in his prime >>> Pierce

 

[The War Report]

What the fukk did Vince win? Did he make his teams better?

The best moments of his career are winning a dunk contest, jumping over a French dude and missing that shot in Game 7 against Philly

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WTF did Iverson win?