"It was just a touch of the virus" - Julius Erving brushed off sickness and dominated Nets in 1984 win originally appeared on ...

NBA Hall of Famer Julius Erving was among the many who remembered Jerry West, who died Wednesday at 86 years old. Erving told Fox News Digital about the man behind the legend.

Julius Erving is one of the true legends of NBA (and ABA) history. The 75-year-old helped the league gain immense popularity around the country. He is still a ...

Julius Erving is renowned the basketball world over. As “Dr. J” he would fly to the basket on the fast break with his afro blowing in the wind. Whether with the ABA’s red-white-and-blue ball ...

Julius Erving’s place in the NBA’s rise, and the importance of the dunk, should not be forgotten. Story by Mike Sielski, The Philadelphia Inquirer • 1mo.

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 ...

Three years ago, NBA anchor Kristen Ledlow had a short chat with Erving during the 2021 Hall of Fame enshrinement in Springfield. When she asked "Dr. J" if he could still dunk the ball in his 70s ...

More than anyone, Julius Erving made the NBA what it is today. More than Magic. More than Michael. More than Larry. More than David Stern. Before the NBA was fan-tastic, before its expansive ...

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.

Julius Erving explains why he doesn't believe the NBA should retire Kobe Bryant's number league-wide like they did for Bill Russell last month. Bryant was killed in a helicopter crash.

Hall Of Famer Julius "Dr. J" Erving spoke to The Republic about several topics when he hosted the 12th annual Jerry Colangelo Golf Classic.

Julius Erving is one of the best players in basketball history. After a legendary ABA run, Erving made the NBA All-Star Game for 11 straight seasons before retiring in 1987.