Advertisement Vince Carter’s reverse 360-degree dunk, with a windmill wide and forceful enough to produce a breeze, ignited The Arena in Oakland. The viewing world. The culture of basketball.

This year, the All-Star game is once again being hosted by the Warriors for the first time since 2000, and Carter is coming off being inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame last October.

After a between-the-legs dunk, Carter made his famous "it's over" motion, cementing the moment firmly in NBA history. “IT’S OVER!” 19 years ago today, Vince Carter showed us why we call him ...

It was Carter's first and only ever appearance in the NBA's annual dunk contest and his performance etched him into All-Star history. A quarter of a century later, Carter is back as a commentator ...

For a certain class of NBA All-Stars, Vince Carter’s iconic dunk contest performance at the turn-of-the-century festivities feels more than a lifetime ago. But for many of the other honorees ...