Julius Erving Career Highlights - Dr. J!

Julius Erving Career highlights. In the video you can see his best plays and also how he played like in real games

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[johnhancock]

That rock da cradle dunk is the most famous highlight dunk ever.

[rodbray]

I grew up across the bridge from Philly in South Jersey. I had the big fro’ too. Doc was the man!

[bradbrown]

One of the true greats that lead the ABA into the NBA.

[peterhanson]

The Doc brought the excitement to the game.

[saxyrep]

Yeah, I'm a little too young to have watch this man play but legend. I also see how he influenced a young Michael Jordan.

[eToroBoT]

glad there are still videos of Doc in 2021
good mix

[dy]

There was a life-sized printout of Dr. J's hand at my muddle schools library, and I remember thinking his fingernails were the size of golf balls. Straight up catcher's mitts.

[richardpeetrinpeetrin]

There's a lot of memorable things about "The Doctor." When he first came into the pros back in 1971-72 season, he choose to wear a pair of white hi-tops "Chucks" Converse All-Stars. Simple, but EFFECTIVE!! "The Doctor" always willing to make

[philippesauvie]

Thank you Julius Erving. first time I saw you play was in a preseason game in Portland Memorial Coliseum against the trailblazers and the Blazers beat the 76ers by like 50 points and I knew the Blazers were going to be a good team! I was right because we met you guys in the finals and the blazers winning it all was one of the best few weeks of my life as an 18-year-old kid. Now what matters most is my relationship with God and saving America in the world from evil.

[shawnthomas]

all I have to say is he's one bad brother Dr JuliusDr JJulius for the Memories🎉❤😊👍🙏

[braddurian]

People remember the dunks but Doc does not get enough credit for being a great defender. Notice how well Erving used the backboard. Almost like Tim Duncan.

[matthewpredmore]

The Legend, the Originator……….the man who single-handed saved the NBA from doom and brought the game of basketball into the modern age. My favorite of all time, the Doctor!

[triplucid]

THAT buzzer beater at 1:06 Is like a miracle, that IS BASKETBALL! It's like when I doubt God, that is modern day Jesus! It is like a "leap of faith" shot & he is so IN TUNE IT MAKES IT!

[luvtahandload]

GOAT. Greatest of all times. Wish I could go back to those days. I saw Dr's last game in McNichols Arena in Denver. Believe it was Dec 30, 1986. Don't even remember who won. I just know that I got to see my boyhood idol play ball in person. 😊

[TheBeanGreen]

Trips me out to see no 3 point line. I like when it was first introduced so it was still there but wasnt often used.

[danbeelner]

His career highlights would take hours to show not just 3 lousy minutes...he is the GOAT

[mrmartywaring]

My all-time favorite basketball player.

[BaoTran-qhkm]

Dr j has massive hands, same size like Jordan, when you can palm the ball with one hand and maneuver it in the air it's very difficulty to guard

[Greg-itbt]

Jordan got his influence and even got schooled by the Doctor

[leonjohnson]

Imma need 2k to make a Julius Erving lay up package!!!