Vince Carter made history as the first player to have his jersey retired by the Toronto Raptors on Saturday, during a heartfelt halftime ceremony against the Sacramento Kings. Surrounded by former teammates, family, and fans, Carter expressed deep emotions and reflected on the significance of the moment, stating, "it's not just Carter 15 going up, it's all of us going up." He reminisced about his impactful career in Toronto, where he played from 1998 to 2004, leading the team to its first playoff appearances and winning the Slam Dunk Contest. Despite a contentious exit from the franchise, Carter emphasized the reconciliation with the city over the years, stating, "I’ve been patient and I’m going to continue to be patient." The ceremony featured a tribute video celebrating his most memorable moments, solidifying his legacy as a Raptors icon. Carter's emotional journey reflects the complex relationship he had with the franchise and its fans, culminating in this significant honor.