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Tag Archives: Julius Erving

Can Doctor J. Save the ABA?

“The NBA exists on the money it gets from television and from the expansion teams,” says Tedd Munchak, the interim commissioner of the ABA. 

Posted bybobkuskaJune 13, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:1970s NBA, ABA, Julius Erving, Marty Bell, Moses MaloneLeave a comment on Can Doctor J. Save the ABA?

A Day with the Doctor, 1975

Julius Erving was born, raised, and taught to play basketball on Long Island, in Hempstead, which is only three miles from the Nassau Coliseum.

Posted bybobkuskaJune 12, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:ABA, Jimmy Breslin, Julius Erving, Moses MaloneLeave a comment on A Day with the Doctor, 1975

‘Nobody Can Guard Me! I’m Unstoppable!’ Lloyd Free

“The only reason I got a reputation as a gunner is that I came from a small school, and guys from small schools aren’t supposed to shoot like that,”

Posted bybobkuskaJune 4, 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:1970s NBA, Bert Rosenthal, Bill Walton, Billy Cunningham, Gene Shue, George McInnis, Julius Erving, Lloyd Free, Philadelphia 76ers, San Diego ClippersLeave a comment on ‘Nobody Can Guard Me! I’m Unstoppable!’ Lloyd Free

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