Did the Raptors get it all wrong by retiring Vince Carter's jersey before that of Kyle Lowry's -- the 2019 NBA champion?

Some top officials in the Toronto Raptors voiced their claim to retire former Raptors star Kyle Lowry's jersey prior to Vince Carter's.

The Raptors recently announced they will retire the Vince Carter's No. 15 jersey on Nov. 2 which makes a ton of sense when considering his impact on Toronto basketball. The number will be the first to be retired in franchise history. However, per TSN, it reportedly wasn't a slam dunk:

Carter is not the ideal Raptor to get this honour first. He’s not the quintessential Raptor — that was Kyle Lowry. He’s not someone who never wavered in his passion for the city — that was DeMar DeRozan. He didn’t lead the Raptors to their first NBA championship — that was Kawhi Leonard. And their days will come, in one form or another.

Carter's jersey will be the first retired by the organization with Kyle Lowry's No. 7 expected to come once he retires from the NBA. He'll join 19 members of the Toronto Maple Leafs who have had their numbers honored in the rafters of Scotiabank Arena.

NBA Hall of Famer Vince Carter will be in Toronto on Friday amid reports that the Raptors will announce the retirement of his jersey.

After 30, the franchise finally has a figure worth a jersey retirement. The Hall of Fame, high-flying, Dunk Contest-winning legend will finally receive the ultimate thank you from the Toronto franchise.

Former Toronto Raptors star Vince Carter will have his No. 15 retired by the NBA team this season, according to multiple media reports.

Vince Carter is set to become the first Raptors player to have his jersey go into the rafters at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.