Vince Carter was enshrined into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Sunday evening. During his half-hour speech, Carter shouted out the Orlando Magic, with the Florida native calling the opportunity to play for the team "a dream come true.

Carter's level of explosive greatness was so unapproachable it made otherwise sane men question if what they'd just seen was impossible.

JOURNEY OF THE LATE BLOOMER Would you be shocked if I told you that a No. 3 NBA Draft pick was traded twice during his first year in the league, bounced around to six teams in six years, and ended up in the Naismith Basketball Hall Of Fame?

Vince Carter will receive his Hall of Fame orange jacket symbolizing basketball immortality and be presented, fittingly, by Julius Erving.

The class also included high-scoring Phoenix star Walter Davis and former Knicks champion Dick Barnett, with Seimone Augustus and Michele Timms making it from the WNBA. Doug Collins and Pacers owner Herb Simon were inducted as contributors, along with amateur-level coaches Bo Ryan, Harley Redin and Charles Smith.

Ruth Chepngetich Breaks the Women's World Marathon Record in the Nike Alphafly 3 Super Shoe Former NBA star Vince Carter reached the pinnacle of basketball accolades Saturday as he was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame in Springfield,