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Vince Carter and the ripple effect on Canadian basketball


We know the story. In 1998, was selected in the NBA Draft by the Golden State Warriors then immediately traded to the Toronto Raptors. It’s been documented, but to thoroughly understand the scope of Carter’s impact on Canada, we need to dissect how Canadian basketball got to this point. Hockey is all Canada knew for the longest time. (Raptors Republic)

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Vince Carter and the ripple effect on Canadian basketball