Any time Vince Carter’s name is mentioned these days, his age is usually attached to it—not out of disrespect, but because we’re all in awe of the things the man is still doing at age 40 and in his 19th NBA season. Last night, Carter again proved that despite the date on his birth certificate, his body is still a teenager at heart.

First try for @mrvincecarter15 pic.twitter.com/3I0tCpmEDH

— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) March 18, 2017

Messing around during pregame warmups, Carter drained a half-court shot on his first try, then immediately ran to the hoop to throw down a 360º dunk like he was a young Vinsanity during his days as a Toronto Raptor. The man’s athleticism hasn’t gone anywhere, and though he may not break out dunks like this as often as he once did, simply having the ability to do it 19 seasons later is fairly mind-blowing.

.@Mrvincecarter15 is out here playing football. pic.twitter.com/d4T1S9mQLM

— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) March 19, 2017

Carter is also out here intercepting full-court outlet passes like he’s Ed Reed. It’s been a joy to watch Carter continue to thrive so late in his career. Here’s hoping the highlights never stop.

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