I'm still in shock. I want Carter back.
Carter, who attended Daytona Beach Mainland High School and has owned a house in Isleworth, said the trade was a dream come true but also a shock. He was teaching at his basketball camp in Orlando when the news broke.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for me," he said. "When I found out I got traded I was like OK, great. Then I said, 'OK, where?' And they told me 'back home,' which is a dream come true. I am excited, proud and just ready to represent my hometown well."
Carter said he just hoped to "fit in" and "help a great team go further."
Chances of Turk re-signing is slim.
Smith didn't go into details, but said that Thursday's acquisition of Carter — an eight-time all-star — will make re-signing Turkoglu something of a long-shot.
"It would be hard," Smith said.
Pics of the press conference
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/basketball/magic/orl-magic-vince-carter-pictures,0,4418970.photogallery