The Toronto Raptors will reportedly retire Carter's No. 15 on Nov. 2 when the Sacramento Kings come to town, TSN's Josh Lewenberg reported Monday. The announcement comes on the heels of the Brooklyn Nets' decision to retire Carter's jersey this year as the legendary dunk contest champ and eight-time All-Star enters the Basketball Hall of Fame next month.

The Raptors will retire Vince Carter’s No. 15 when they host Sacramento on Nov. 2, sources tell TSN. Nearly 26 years after scoring the first ever basket at Scotiabank Arena, VC will be the first player in the franchise’s 30-year history to have his jersey go into the rafters. pic.twitter.com/0YGEPSPTap

He hasn’t played in the NBA for a few years but 2024-25 will feature a lot of Vince Carter. Just days after it was announced that the Brooklyn Nets would retire Carter’s jersey, the Toronto Raptors said they would do the same.

With the Raptors set to play their 30th season this fall, it's the first jersey in team history to be retired.

The Toronto Raptors are planning to retire Vince Carter’s jersey next month, sources tell TSN. Carter’s number 15 will be hung from the rafters at Scotiabank Arena on Nov. 2 when the Raptors play the Sacramento Kings, TSN Josh Lewenberg reports. He is the first player in the franchise’s 30-year history to have his number retired.

The Toronto Raptors have had images leak online of what the potential new city edition jerseys could look like for the 2024-2025 season.

Thirty years into the franchise's history, the Toronto Raptors will finally have a number retired. As per TSN's Josh Lewenberg, the Raptors will be

The Toronto Raptors will retire Vince Carter's No. 15 in their Nov. 2 contest against the Sacramento Kings, making it the first NBA jersey to hang from Scotiabank Arena's rafters, sources told TSN's Josh Lewenberg.

After the Brooklyn Nets announced that they will be retiring Vince Carter's jersey this season, NBA Hall-of-Famer Dwyane Wade congratulated him.