Vince Carter's place in NBA history is probably best discussed when he's done playing, but at this point the 41-year-old has no plans to retire.
Still, in his 20th season, Carter continues to solidify his name among NBA legends, moving into 22nd place in scoring in NBA history during the Kings' 106-90 loss to the Detroit Pistons Monday night at Golden 1 Center.
Carter passed Patrick Ewing with a 3-pointer with 29.5 seconds to play in the third quarter, giving him 24,817 points for his career, two more than Ewing. Jerry West is 21st with 25,192 points.