Man classy athletes don't come anywhere these days as classy as Julius Erving .He was not only the best in his Era but he will always be the best classies athlete off the court Love you Doc
You can only compare players you sound like ESPN dr. Jay is the most exciting most exciting basketball player ever Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest of all time LeBron James is not in the top 10
I enjoy watching Michael Kay interview great athletes like Julius Erving, a genuine class act. But what I'd really love to see is the host ask these guys who graced the sports world from the late '60s til the early 70s just how they managed to stay out of the draft. . .not the NFL draft or the free agent draft, but the U.S. ARMY DRAFT during the Vietnam War. Think about it. These are the best athletes in the Western world, all young and vigorous, with strength and agility beyond measure. But they're NOT qualified for Selective Service? Are you kidding me? Of course, I'm not naive. . . I know why they didn't serve. But I'd like to see a guy like Michael Kay--who prides himself on being a probing interviewer JUST ONCE act like one and ask Dr. J, Broadway Joe, Reggie Jackson, etc., etc., how come they never wore the suit. And don't give me that bullshit that there were plenty of athletes in Vietnam. Take away Roger Staubach, Rocky Bleier, and 3 or 4 other guys and it's one empty room. Anyway, a little truth would be a good thing. . .
Dr. J, My all time favorite NBA player. Iowa guy.
JE always the Best
Man classy athletes don't come anywhere these days as classy as Julius Erving .He was not only the best in his Era but he will always be the best classies athlete off the court Love you Doc
When he was posterizing everybody in the 70's he was like an alien out there
My hero as a kid growing up. 76ers fan forever!
Mine too Julius Was All Class
Julius Dr.J Erving was poetry in motion in a class by him self
You can only compare players of the same era. The game evolves. Doc was a key factor every time he was on the court. His presence WAS felt
You can only compare players you sound like ESPN dr. Jay is the most exciting most exciting basketball player ever Wilt Chamberlain is the greatest of all time LeBron James is not in the top 10
0:58 It looks like they were just finishing the exterior of the last few floors of the South Tower, so guessing late 1972/early 1973.
Doc will forever be my G.O.A.T.!!!
Tracy Wesley Totally agree with you
When he was posterizing everybody in the 70's he was like an alien out there
I enjoy watching Michael Kay interview great athletes like Julius Erving, a genuine class act. But what I'd really love to see is the host ask these guys who graced the sports world from the late '60s til the early 70s just how they managed to stay out of the draft. . .not the NFL draft or the free agent draft, but the U.S. ARMY DRAFT during the Vietnam War. Think about it. These are the best athletes in the Western world, all young and vigorous, with strength and agility beyond measure. But they're NOT qualified for Selective Service? Are you kidding me? Of course, I'm not naive. . . I know why they didn't serve. But I'd like to see a guy like Michael Kay--who prides himself on being a probing interviewer JUST ONCE act like one and ask Dr. J, Broadway Joe, Reggie Jackson, etc., etc., how come they never wore the suit. And don't give me that bullshit that there were plenty of athletes in Vietnam. Take away Roger Staubach, Rocky Bleier, and 3 or 4 other guys and it's one empty room. Anyway, a little truth would be a good thing. . .
Steve
Yeah, We should also ask our Make America Great Again President that same question?
1:31 that's awful........"YES". You're not that great Julius, nobody is...
How is that awful? What wrong with loving yourself? Especially if you're still a handsome dude in his 60's.
Winners have confidence, it defines them.
yoe91 whatever dude, what do you know
yoe91 Rugby
Bullshit Dr J was unbelievable he was Jordan like before Jordan arrived.