Whether you ascribe to the one-year peak of Kawhi Leonard or the sustained excellence of Kyle Lowry as the greatest player in the history of the Toronto Raptors, the most magnetic player to ever suit up north of the border was Vince Carter.
Vinsanity exploded onto the scene for a Toronto franchise that was only a handful of seasons old, earning MVP votes as a rookie. He made the All-Star team every year he could in Toronto, led them to the playoffs for the first time in franchise history, and his 23.4 points per game scoring average is the most for any Raptor who played multiple seasons for the franchise.