Toronto Raptors Vince Carter #15 Men's S Purple NBA Basketball Jersey

$60

Men's Small Purple NBA Basketball Jersey, featuring Toronto Raptors Vince Carter #15. Good condition.

Vince Carter’s electrifying dunks made him a Toronto Raptors icon—and earned him the nickname “Vinsanity.” He won NBA Rookie of the Year in 1999, then delivered a legendary performance in the 2000 Slam Dunk Contest. In 2024, the Raptors retired his No. 15 jersey, the first number raised to the rafters in franchise history.

Visit while in Toronto: Scotiabank Arena. Here at the home of the Raptors, here you'll see Vince Carter’s No. 15 hanging from the rafters—the first jersey retired by the team. Catch a game or book an arena tour to soak up the basketball history.

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