Carter, who matched his career high with 51 points in Miami last month, is all for the multiple high-scoring games that the likes of Bryant, Allen Iverson and LeBron James have enjoyed this season. But he hopes it doesn't send a bad message to younger players.
"The only bad thing about it," Carter said, "is that younger kids now, whose minds are easily [influenced], they are going to think, 'Oh! I am going to go out there and do it,' instead of [having] the team concept first. That is what is missing in the game: guys understanding how to play as a team.
Somewhere a lot of Raptors fans are silently nodding their heads in agreement
Update: Carter is shocked, SHOCKED that his self-centered and immature resentment about Kobe setting a new scoring record is being interpreted as self-centered and immature. His real message to kids? Apparently it was: 'you're not that good, so don't try.'
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