Vince Carter doesn’t want a retirement tour in final season
Posted Jun 11, 2019
Farewell tours, as they’ve come to be known, are all the rage for retiring future Hall of Famers in today’s league. But Vince Carter, who earlier this week announced he would return in 2019-20 to play one last season, certainly won’t be endorsing a retirement tour, and will instead do everything he can to “fight it.” Carter is a free agent this summer.
(Clutch Points)
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