With sports leagues around the world shutting down because of the coronavirus, a number of

aging pro athletes might have played their last game much earlier than expected.

One of them is 43 year old Vince Carter, the only NBA player to play in four different

decades.

This is getting ready to check back in so the fans get their wish.

Hey, who knows what's going to happen, but there's no more basketball for a while after tonight.

This is going to go out on the floor.

Today, the athletics Chris Kirschner joins us to look back at Carter's incredible career

from his explosion onto the scene in the late 1990s.

Carter, oh, Vince Carter, a whirling derby going to the hoop.

That's one of the best for you all ever see.

To his complicated relationship with the city of Toronto, where he started his career,

to his decision to play for the lowly Atlanta Hawks at the end of his career.

He never wanted to be that 15th man on the bench who would never play in a game.

If he was going to win a ring, he wanted to win it being a contributor.

And though he likely won't be getting the send off he deserves,

we'll relive what might have been his final moments in the NBA.

From Wondering in the Athletic, I'm Kavifa Davidson.

And I'm Anders Keltow.

It's Friday, March 20th, and this is the lead.

It felt like something great was happening.

There was just something about the emotion and the heart.

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