Vince Carter
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Vince Carter, nicknamed "Vin-sanity", is a retired basketball player.[1] Noted for his high-flying style of play, he was the face of the Toronto Raptors for several years.
Considered by many as one of the greatest dunkers of all time, Carter's most famous slam-dunk came in the 2000 Olympic Summer Games when he jumped over the head of an opposing player before completing the dunk. This famous play has been dubbed, "le dunk de la mort" -- French for "The Dunk of Death".
His career began in 1999 with the Toronto Raptors and ended in 2020 with the Atlanta Hawks, making him the only player in NBA history to play in four different decades.