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If Vince Carter Wasn't Loved in Toronto, No One Will be Loved in Toronto



Chris Bosh went to the free throw line Tuesday night in a home game against the Raptors, and the home crowd serenaded him with an "M-V-P!" chant. Vince Carter, bent over at the free throw line, "openly mocked" the chant.

This Toronto Star article doesn't specify exactly what Carter did or said, which leads me to believe it was profane in nature, and that leads me to believe it was something that rhymed with "Wool Zit."

I find that amusing. If you choose to look at it from this standpoint, Vince is right. The notion of Chris Bosh actually winning the MVP award this year ... well, that's absurd. The Top 5, I'd give you (actually, I wouldn't give you that, but Skeets would), but winning it? I don't think so.

But that's not really the issue. The issue is that Vince is feeling unappreciated by the people of Toronto, and that he's a little resentful, jealous, and perhaps bitter, that they're embracing Chris Bosh like they never embraced him.

Vince laughed it off after the game, and said he was just having fun with the fans, but you know, those feelings come from somewhere. It's not like he was at the free throw line thinking, "I should pretend to feel a way that I don't really feel in order to have fun with the fans." No. He feels that way.

And I bet Raptor fans collectively feel just terrible about that.

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