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Originally Posted by PaulB IYP
Toronto Raptors franchise records and milestones
* Holds for most career points scored with 9,420
* Holds for most points scored in one game with 51 (February 27, 2000 vs. Phoenix Suns)
* Co-holds for most points scored in one quarter with 20 (November 7, 2001 vs. Golden State Warriors)
* Co-holds for most field goals made in one game with 20 (January 14, 2000 vs. Milwaukee Bucks)
* Holds for most points scored in a playoff game with 50 (May 11, 2001 vs. Philadelphia 76ers, Eastern Conference Semifinals)
* Ranks 3rd for games played with 403
* Ranks 1st for games started with 401
* Ranks 1st for total points with 9,420
* Ranks 1st for total minutes with 15,154
* Ranks 2nd for three-pointers made with 554
* Ranks 2nd for three-pointers attempted with 1,445
Not to mention all the charitable work he did for the city of Toronto!
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Vince Carter had the talent to be the best and most dynamic player in the world - there was a brief time when he and Kobe were said in the same breath - look what has happened to their careers since. Vince is a momma's boy, he has the respect of nobody in basketball, neither from his fellow players nor knowledgeable fans.
he'll go down in history as one of the greatest wastes of god given talent ever.
the Raptors disappointing season shouldn't be pinned on Sam Mitchell - Bryan Colangelo can take credit for it. he's a great general manager but he's made some mistakes, Bargani being the biggest. there's no toughness on the court or in the locker room.
Losing Garbajosa for the entire season and not replacing him with somebody similar and Bargnani's regression is what doomed this year's Raptors.