Julius Erving, the great and wondrous “Dr. J,” was the dominant player of his era and an innovator who changed the way the game was played. He was a wizard with the ball, ...

Julius Erving is a name synonymous with basketball excellence. His career is celebrated as one of the greatest in the history of the sport, and his impact on the game has been undeniable to this day.

When she asked "Dr. J" if he could still dunk the ball in his 70s, he gave her an honest but funny reply. "I'm 71, my last dunk was at 63," admitted Erving. "It's been a while.

Erving, 67, rang the ceremoni Hall of Famer Julius "Dr. J" Erving became ill at the Philadelphia 76ers' game Friday night and was taken to a hospital. Skip to content ...

Julius Erving, otherwise known as Dr. J, was the first “face” of the NBA. After dominating the ABA by winning two titles, “The Doctor” helped the Philadelphia 76ers win the 1983 NBA ...

There are few people on the planet who mean more to the game of basketball than Julius “Dr. J” Erving, who led the Sixers to a championship in 1983 and was NBA MVP in 1981.

Hall of Famer Julius “Dr. J” Erving became ill at the Philadelphia 76ers’ game Friday night, January 5, 2018 and was taken to a hospital. Erving, 67, rang the ...

Dr. J's only NBA MVP had come two years earlier, in 1981, when he became the first non-center in 17 years to win the award. Erving retired at 37 in 1987 after averaging 18.1 and 16.8 points in his ...

Renaming the prized hardware as the Julius "Dr. J" Erving trophy was a step in the right direction. Before the start of the season, the NBA had already made some changes to who the awards would be ...

HOUSTON – Julius Erving has a word for every kid on the court. ... It’s Dr. J, after all. Erving does this often. At All-Star, he still draws a crowd, in restaurants and in hotel lobbies.

Dr. Julius Erving, also known as "Dr. J", is one of the greatest basketball players of all time. He revolutionized the game with his spectacular dunks, graceful moves and dominant presence.

Julius ‘Dr. J’ Erving had at least 50, maybe 100, letters from colleges and universities across the country in his living room in Roosevelt, New York. It was 1968 and Erving, then a high ...