Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady, two of the NBA's greatest what-ifs, reflect on their careers and the what-ifs that still linger. The cousins, who were drafted by the Toronto Raptors a year apart, established themselves as one of the most thrilling young duos in the league. However, McGrady's departure for the Orlando Magic two years into their run in Toronto cast a shadow over their potential. Despite both men achieving Hall of Fame careers, the question of what could have been remains. Now, in retirement, the pair are more connected than ever, co-hosting a weekly AMP Sports podcast and serving as studio analysts for the NBA on NBC. They discuss their experiences, from the iconic dinosaur jerseys to the challenges of the mid-range shot, and their favorite memories of Kobe Bryant, Yao Ming, and Allen Iverson. Carter and McGrady also reflect on their time in Toronto, the city's changes, and their favorite stories from their careers, including their involvement in changing the laws around bottle service in Ontario. The article ends with a look ahead to the Buffalo Bills' next season, where the pair are minority owners, and a discussion of their favorite NBA memories.
