Found this nugget via Can't Stop the Bleeding. It's from Dave Feschuk of the Toronto Star. He's a big fan of Vince Carter.
"...a certain former Raptor used his patented fake limp to enter and exit the
locker room for in-game "treatment" during the Raptors' win at New Jersey on Saturday night. As if to prove the long-spoken truism that NBA players never change, Vince Carter's alleged ankle injury looked miraculously healed only minutes later, when an open lane presented an opportunity to pad his stats. Ditto the post-game moments, when Vinsanity grieved the defeat with smiles and hugs for former teammates."
"...a certain former Raptor used his patented fake limp to enter and exit the
locker room for in-game "treatment" during the Raptors' win at New Jersey on Saturday night. As if to prove the long-spoken truism that NBA players never change, Vince Carter's alleged ankle injury looked miraculously healed only minutes later, when an open lane presented an opportunity to pad his stats. Ditto the post-game moments, when Vinsanity grieved the defeat with smiles and hugs for former teammates."
Now that's some classic sportswriting.
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