Notice how Dr. J had plenty of room to spare when he dunked that ball! To me, he's STILL the best at combining jumping high AND far AND with grace, style and power.
I agree. Jordan and others weren't intimidating like Erving was when they went to the basket. Dr. J was way ahead of his time. Even today no one can do some of the things Erving did 50 years ago on a basketball court.
Dr J, when he was young! All the best leapers/highest touches in the NBA have standing reaches around 9 feet and max verticals near 12'6". Dr J was one of the first to be captured on video...but you had to be a fan in the 70s to see Doc in his prime. 80s Dr J, was old but still could out jump most of the young guys. Also, Dr J had some of the biggest hands in league history, which helps alot. Wayne Embrey, Noah Vonleh, Kawaii Leonard, and Air Jordan all have hands about the same size.
The hands thing is annoying. That's like saying Kareem and Shaq have long arms and legs since they are over 7 feet tall. Great athletes use their physical attributes. It's not what makes them great. Talent is what sets them apart.
oviously I'm a little biased because I am a Sixers fan since I hate to say it 1973 but the good Doctor was the most graceful, exciting player in the N.B.A ever in my opinion,he made his shots seem so easy.
Kenai123 -- I was at that all star game at the Nassau Coliseum, sitting at foul line level watcing Dr. J essentially hurdle the Big O. As I recall, it wasn't really a "dunk" because angle he took to avoid Oscar meant his hand didn't touch the rim, but he more had a throw down. It was the only time I wished I was home to watch the replay. Absolutely AWESOME!
We were 76ers Season Ticket Holders. 12th Row with the center court line between our seats. The first game with Dr. J was amazing. The bad points, "We Owe you One, We owe you two.
They should have beaten Portland in 1977. But the Lakers were a better team in 80 and 82. Malone was the missing piece for Erving and Bobby Jones and Andrew Toney and Mo Cheeks to get their rings.
@@JehovahJireh369 George Mcginnis was off if he had been on , it would of been more interesting also coach should let Doc take the last shot game 6 but im not a coach.
Please stop it people. I'm from Chicago and watched the Pippen years. He was good all around player. However, Doctor J. was a first option player or "Number 1 option" on his team's. He's not in Julius's class, period! If Doctor J had won atleast two of those chips his teams should've won: (Portland series, L.A when Magic replaced Kareem at Center) he would be in many top 10 list. Dr. J is a legend who pushed the game forward. Only about 10 players can say that. What if the Doctor played in the modern era with an emphasis on weight training etc. He would be even more dominant! We would probably compare a Kobe to him more than Pippen! Peace and love from Chicago!
@dv122 Scottie Pippen is a better player than Dr.J? Come on man. The career stats speak for themselves: Dr.J avg'd 22.0 pts, Pippen 16.1pts. It was said Dr. J could not shoot but he shot 50.7%(Dr.J was known for dunking but all his shots were not dunks) while Pippen shot 47.3%. Dr.J avg'd 6.7 rebounds per game, Pippen 6.4. Pippen avg'd more assists with 5.2 to Docs 3.9 and more steals with 2.0 to 1.8. Dr.J avg'd 1.5 blocks to Pippen's 0.8. I would take Doc all day over Pippen.
Scottie Pippen didnot lead his teams , Dr.J did lead his teams he went to the playoffs every year in the ABA and also the NBA plus an allstar every year so why is the Doctor not considered the greatest player of alltime.He only reason why Pippen had more assist it was not because he was a better passer but Philadelphia had a point guard and Chicago basically used Pippen and Jordan produced their assist.
Pippen was just stronger because of the better training technique in the 90's. Dr.J could easily do FT dunk when he was at age 35(1985 slam dunk contest) If Dr.J live today with better training technique ,he would be more athletic.
Dr J with todays strenght and conditioning and state of the art weights, isometrics, cardio and cross training would have been just criminal. Hell maybe he coulda dunked from the 3 point line. Would they give him the 3 of he didnt step on or over the 3 point line on a dunk? LOL
Kenai123, I remember that dunk. Oscar robertson returned to play defense and he could not believe that the DR just flew by him. He showed no respect for his defense! The look on robertson face said it all! The only other time I saw that look on robertson face was when Frazier made back to back steals on him.
@CNVRSKDAJW thank you!!! doc was better all around. pippen didn't do squat when jordan left..he was beggin jordan to come back. doc did dunks that even jordan couldn't do.
Kenai123! I remembered that dunk on Oscar! Oscar had the most helpless look on his face. He fell back on defense to stop the fast break and was shocked that DrJ just went to the 7th floor on his elevator and rammed it home. I dont remembered j west on that play. Thanx
Pippen couldn't carry Dr. J's shoe laces. The only thing doc didn't have was a jump shot. He was a better defender than Pippen & much more tougher then him. Doc said in an interview he never developed a jump shot because his high school & college coach's said to focus take in to the hole so thats what he worked on.
Dr.J had more than 20 times FT dunks in game. This is just one of them.he took off inside FT line Dr.J also did some dunks in game that his foot right on the FT line.
I remember watching that game on TV, and not believing what I had seen!. Julius actually did that dunk twice in a row during a 4th Quarter ABA rally that had them on pace to win. Then the aging Wilt Chamberlain came off the bench and blocked the Dr's next 2 dunk attempts, giving the NBA a narrow victory.
Wilt was already up their. Another incredible all time great. Wilt knew he had to come down even if Doc jumped 13 feet to the top of the backboard. He had to bring the ball back down to 10 feet at some point lol. But that woulda been a sight to see Wilt blocking 2 of docs dunks. I wonder if they were dunks started from under the basket as opposed to this clear for take off flight by doc on the unknown defender who came within a foot of docs dunk lol .
@@danielp5317 It was definitely a "clear for takeoff" on a fast break. Doc could plainly see Wilt was the only player between him and another dunk. In Doc's mind, nobody had ever been able to stop him from doing it before. In his defense, it was his first or second year in the ABA, he had never faced Wilt before, and knew that this was "Grandpa" Wilt. In his final two Laker years, Wilt was playing at around 315 very muscular pounds, and was certainly the strongest player in NBA history. His vertical was probably reduced a bit, but he still had that incredible length. It was a case of the [possibly] greatest dunker ever, against the [indisputably] greatest shotblocker ever.
Best play that ended in a dunk I ever saw and none has come close to since was the first year Doc went to the NBA. Playing GSW in Oakland going after a loose ball ran past it on purpose reached back picked the ball up one hand didn't take a dribble took off from outside the key about middle of the lane and threw it down . Barry and Doc were incredible they played each other to a stand off point for point
@1Blkkato Well said,the Doctor was one tuff man.He played good defense,blocked shots an was one hell of a rebounder(15.7 one season).Once MJ was gone Pippen wasn't crap!
@CLewey44 Erving shot 50.7% from the field. All his made baskets were not dunks. He had a good mid range jumper and he was excellent using the glass on the angle shots. From 1990 and on, what player besides true big men shoot 50% from the field?
What other players have dunked from almost the free throw line in a game. Obviously Dr J and recently Jebron, also Clyde The Glide. I think Eddie Jones did it once, but i might be wrong. Any sugestions?
Actually Doc’s true height is a shade under 6’6. Not 6’7 as he was listed for most of his career. During the years of his Afro he looked even taller. However there is a picture of him, Vince, Mj, and Dominique, where Doc is obviously shorter than all of them. His insanely long arms and ultra large hands was a great equalizer
@Mrdavidt363 with out doubt Doc was in incredible shape in his first couple of yr's of his 6er carer. plus he was a better all round player then too. Loved to watch him.
Dr J has better stat lines than guys like Kobe as is and was first non center and 3rd overall to record 30000+pnts and 10000 rbnds..add 5170 assists ,2000 blocks and no7 all time in steals..all that without been a ball dominant player and it is recorded that the sixers coaching stuff asked him to reduce his role so the circus they first created wont rebel in the lockeroom..he never played in a "Lebron" type system and he never stat padded cos it was not a thing during his era..that entitles him to a 15 to 25 percent increase in his stat lines so you can have a proper comparison about his skills vs the modern era players stat lines..
when did he do it against the celtics...do u have a link?...i know the one on the pistons though that was crazy...he dunks from the ft line ON A SEVEN FOOTER. haha
@alstan631 Probably not since 90 though. So many threes jacked up since then. The 3 ball wasn't apart of offenses too much untill then so naturally, FG percentages dropped.
Holy crap, thanks for the link!. Where can we see the one that airjordan1585 mentions that happened againts the Pistons, over a 7 footer, anyone has the link?
Where did this comparison to Pippen come from. Let me just talk about the dunking situation remember Doc duked on all the big men in their prime. How many big time centers did Pippen dunk on. I remember once over Ewing. Doc did it a lot. Also more of a impact player. I don't remember Doc not playing because of a headache. I'm not a Pippen hater but no comparison
?? there weren't any free throw line dunks in that vid. but i think i found it... /watch?v=-Mn1KSpLGsY&fmt=18 around 1:43....I wish we could get a better view on that, though...
@tunanorth Wilt was such an exceptional athlete. he was very long too. long wingspan,huge hands,and in his young yrs(college, 1st 5yrs in NBA) he could jump through the roof!! if he wanted to, he couldve dunked from the free throw line! nobody was doing that in the 50' and 60's(nobody cared to do that) i saw clips of the '72 ABA-NBA game and he destroyed Artis Gilmore, simply overpowered him.
These top comments have a point but are missing the main factor in why these guys could dunking this. Doc was 6'7 and had a standing reach of 8'11. Pippen, despite what you hear, is only 6'7 as well. But has a 9'0 reach. Hmm jumps 12 inches to touch the rim. If he could do that, then he would only need about 18" to dunk. So if he could dunk while still above 18" in the air. Then it all makes sense for these guys to do this stuff
He actually had zero free throw line dunks in a game and this wasn't one either. People exaggerate these things so much. He certainly could take off from the foul line and dunk but never did during a game or on any highlight reel - other than in the two dunk contests he was in.
@alstan631 Gervin did for starters, but Erving wasn't a jump shooter like Ice, Bird, Barry, West, Jordan(older Jordan) etc. Erving did NOT dunk all the time but he did slash to the basket alot and shot in the lane. The statement was he was a top 5 shooter. Erving wasn't a top 5 shooter or even a shooter at all.
Respond to this video... He couldn't be stopped in the open court game but I saw Rick Barry out play him. Doc couldn't guard Barry at all. But Barry played Doc as well as anyone on D.He didn't try to jump with him he just cut off lanes and forced him to shoot jumpers. Doc could get hot but I never saw him light Barry up.
@Mrdavidt363 with out doubt Doc was in incredible shape in his first couple of yr's of his 6er carer. plus he was a better all round player then too. Loved to watch him.
Notice how Dr. J had plenty of room to spare when he dunked that ball! To me, he's STILL the best at combining jumping high AND far AND with grace, style and power.
I agree. Jordan and others weren't intimidating like Erving was when they went to the basket. Dr. J was way ahead of his time. Even today no one can do some of the things Erving did 50 years ago on a basketball court.
My all time favorite player.
Mine too
My favourite player of all time
Dr. J was in his own class...
Pippen was in no way more athletic than Dr. J
Lol. I would agree. There was probably no one more athletic than the Doctor.
True story!
Not even close. Doc's athleticism was unmatched. Pippen was a good defender but didn't have the Doc's offensive tools.
Not even close. Pippin definitely has a bigger ego tho
@@timothywooten1884 Pippen was an all-time GREAT defender not a good defender!
Amazing dunk 1 foot inside the line. Also it was in a live game.
@dv122 yeah, but there is just one difference. dr. j dominated his era. pippen was best supporting actor.
Dr J, when he was young! All the best leapers/highest touches in the NBA have standing reaches around 9 feet and max verticals near 12'6". Dr J was one of the first to be captured on video...but you had to be a fan in the 70s to see Doc in his prime. 80s Dr J, was old but still could out jump most of the young guys. Also, Dr J had some of the biggest hands in league history, which helps alot. Wayne Embrey, Noah Vonleh, Kawaii Leonard, and Air Jordan all have hands about the same size.
The hands thing is annoying. That's like saying Kareem and Shaq have long arms and legs since they are over 7 feet tall. Great athletes use their physical attributes. It's not what makes them great. Talent is what sets them apart.
You mean Wilt, Spencer Haywood , Connie Hawkins etc.
Gus honey comb Johnson, Connie Hawkins, Johnny green, bill Russell and wilt chamberlain had impressive verticals in the 60s as well they were on film
oviously I'm a little biased because I am a Sixers fan since I hate to say it 1973 but the good Doctor was the most graceful, exciting player in the N.B.A ever in my opinion,he made his shots seem so easy.
Kenai123 -- I was at that all star game at the Nassau Coliseum, sitting at foul line level watcing Dr. J essentially hurdle the Big O. As I recall, it wasn't really a "dunk" because angle he took to avoid Oscar meant his hand didn't touch the rim, but he more had a throw down. It was the only time I wished I was home to watch the replay. Absolutely AWESOME!
We were 76ers Season Ticket Holders. 12th Row with the center court line between our seats. The first game with Dr. J was amazing. The bad points, "We Owe you One, We owe you two.
They should have beaten Portland in 1977. But the Lakers were a better team in 80 and 82. Malone was the missing piece for Erving and Bobby Jones and Andrew Toney and Mo Cheeks to get their rings.
@@JehovahJireh369 George Mcginnis was off if he had been on , it would of been more interesting also coach should let Doc take the last shot game 6 but im not a coach.
I've never seen a highlight of someone dunking from that far out with someone going so hard for the block.
Please stop it people. I'm from Chicago and watched the Pippen years. He was good all around player. However, Doctor J. was a first option player or "Number 1 option" on his team's. He's not in Julius's class, period! If Doctor J had won atleast two of those chips his teams should've won: (Portland series, L.A when Magic replaced Kareem at Center) he would be in many top 10 list. Dr. J is a legend who pushed the game forward. Only about 10 players can say that. What if the Doctor played in the modern era with an emphasis on weight training etc. He would be even more dominant! We would probably compare a Kobe to him more than Pippen! Peace and love from Chicago!
Ffffffffrom university of Massachusetts captain of the Philadelphia 76ers Julius the doctorrrrrrrrr ERRRRRRRRRRVING NUFF SAID best intro in the game
breath taking display of aerial supremacy- Kevin Harlan
Such a wonderful player. The finger roll, the window was his friend on that bank shot from the wing, his baseline moves....so much to like
Damn I never seen this dunk. impressive as fuck.
That's awesome. that guy trying to block him jumped pretty high too
TheGreatScottHall Hey yo, that's when men were men mang. Nice name it's to sweeeeet!
Wow! He was still rising when he arrived at the hoop.
So graceful!
@dv122 Scottie Pippen is a better player than Dr.J? Come on man. The career stats speak for themselves: Dr.J avg'd 22.0 pts, Pippen 16.1pts. It was said Dr. J could not shoot but he shot 50.7%(Dr.J was known for dunking but all his shots were not dunks) while Pippen shot 47.3%. Dr.J avg'd 6.7 rebounds per game, Pippen 6.4. Pippen avg'd more assists with 5.2 to Docs 3.9 and more steals with 2.0 to 1.8. Dr.J avg'd 1.5 blocks to Pippen's 0.8. I would take Doc all day over Pippen.
alstan631 pippen better than Doctor j ? 😂😂😂
Scottie Pippen didnot lead his teams , Dr.J did lead his teams he went to the playoffs every year in the ABA and also the NBA plus an allstar every year so why is the Doctor not considered the greatest player of alltime.He only reason why Pippen had more assist it was not because he was a better passer but Philadelphia had a point guard and Chicago basically used Pippen and Jordan produced their assist.
Longer..blocked hundreds of more shots. Played higher above the rim consistently. Doc is the legend!
Pippen was just stronger because of the better training technique in the 90's.
Dr.J could easily do FT dunk when he was at age 35(1985 slam dunk contest)
If Dr.J live today with better training technique ,he would be more athletic.
Jordanhair Watch more games dude he's doing more then the crap on the floor now!
Dr J with todays strenght and conditioning and state of the art weights, isometrics, cardio and cross training would have been just criminal. Hell maybe he coulda dunked from the 3 point line. Would they give him the 3 of he didnt step on or over the 3 point line on a dunk? LOL
@@danielp5317 the Dr dunking from the 3 point line - great visual!
Kenai123, I remember that dunk. Oscar robertson returned to play defense and he could not believe that the DR just flew by him. He showed no respect for his defense! The look on robertson face said it all! The only other time I saw that look on robertson face was when Frazier made back to back steals on him.
Comparing Pippen to the Doctor is like comparing a good steak to a hotdog.
But you have to admit, Pippen was a good hotdog!
unreal
Julius the Dr. Erving
@CNVRSKDAJW thank you!!! doc was better all around. pippen didn't do squat when jordan left..he was beggin jordan to come back. doc did dunks that even jordan couldn't do.
He dunked like he was on 2K but on the PS2 version 😂
For f"#k sakes.. What a beast..
Jordanhair i hope you can post more of these! Thanks
Kenai123! I remembered that dunk on Oscar! Oscar had the most helpless look on his face. He fell back on defense to stop the fast break and was shocked that DrJ just went to the 7th floor on his elevator and rammed it home. I dont remembered j west on that play. Thanx
Pippen couldn't carry Dr. J's shoe laces. The only thing doc didn't have was a jump shot. He was a better defender than Pippen & much more tougher then him. Doc said in an interview he never developed a jump shot because his high school & college coach's said to focus take in to the hole so thats what he worked on.
Dr J could dunk from the foul line running from almost half court ..Jordan had to start from all the way to the opposite side of the court
Dr.J had more than 20 times FT dunks in game.
This is just one of them.he took off inside FT line
Dr.J also did some dunks in game that his foot right on the FT line.
I remember watching that game on TV, and not believing what I had seen!.
Julius actually did that dunk twice in a row during a 4th Quarter ABA rally that had them on pace to win.
Then the aging Wilt Chamberlain came off the bench and blocked the Dr's next 2 dunk attempts, giving the NBA a narrow victory.
Wilt was already up their. Another incredible all time great. Wilt knew he had to come down even if Doc jumped 13 feet to the top of the backboard. He had to bring the ball back down to 10 feet at some point lol. But that woulda been a sight to see Wilt blocking 2 of docs dunks. I wonder if they were dunks started from under the basket as opposed to this clear for take off flight by doc on the unknown defender who came within a foot of docs dunk lol .
@@danielp5317 It was definitely a "clear for takeoff" on a fast break. Doc could plainly see Wilt was the only player between him and another dunk. In Doc's mind, nobody had ever been able to stop him from doing it before. In his defense, it was his first or second year in the ABA, he had never faced Wilt before, and knew that this was "Grandpa" Wilt. In his final two Laker years, Wilt was playing at around 315 very muscular pounds, and was certainly the strongest player in NBA history. His vertical was probably reduced a bit, but he still had that incredible length. It was a case of the [possibly] greatest dunker ever, against the [indisputably] greatest shotblocker ever.
Best play that ended in a dunk I ever saw and none has come close to since was the first year Doc went to the NBA. Playing GSW in Oakland going after a loose ball ran past it on purpose reached back picked the ball up one hand didn't take a dribble took off from outside the key about middle of the lane and threw it down . Barry and Doc were incredible they played each other to a stand off point for point
no way
Yes,that's it.
I always want to see it from a better angle too.
@1Blkkato Well said,the Doctor was one tuff man.He played good defense,blocked shots an was one hell of a rebounder(15.7 one season).Once MJ was gone Pippen wasn't crap!
@CLewey44 Erving shot 50.7% from the field. All his made baskets were not dunks. He had a good mid range jumper and he was excellent using the glass on the angle shots. From 1990 and on, what player besides true big men shoot 50% from the field?
Michael Jordan and Tony Parker ✅
That just looked way too easy!!!
Just another move
In a game...That's nasty...Still favorite player along with Pippen and Len Bias
What other players have dunked from almost the free throw line in a game. Obviously Dr J and recently Jebron, also Clyde The Glide. I think Eddie Jones did it once, but i might be wrong.
Any sugestions?
@tellthetruthg some of erving's best dunks were early years w/ 76ers...just ask bill walton lol...
Yeah Julius is one inch taller than MJ but im willing to bet his wingspan easily tops MJ's.
Actually Doc’s true height is a shade under 6’6. Not 6’7 as he was listed for most of his career. During the years of his Afro he looked even taller. However there is a picture of him, Vince, Mj, and Dominique, where Doc is obviously shorter than all of them. His insanely long arms and ultra large hands was a great equalizer
Dr J looks taller and longer, but I know he's only about an inch taller than MJ tops.
@Mrdavidt363 with out doubt Doc was in incredible shape in his first couple of yr's of his 6er carer. plus he was a better all round player then too. Loved to watch him.
and he was in converse canvas shoes...
sick...and he coulda jumped from waaay further out too
Air Jordan before there was an Air Jordan!
Dr J has better stat lines than guys like Kobe as is and was first non center and 3rd overall to record 30000+pnts and 10000 rbnds..add 5170 assists ,2000 blocks and no7 all time in steals..all that without been a ball dominant player and it is recorded that the sixers coaching stuff asked him to reduce his role so the circus they first created wont rebel in the lockeroom..he never played in a "Lebron" type system and he never stat padded cos it was not a thing during his era..that entitles him to a 15 to 25 percent increase in his stat lines so you can have a proper comparison about his skills vs the modern era players stat lines..
Facts
Sick
when did he do it against the celtics...do u have a link?...i know the one on the pistons though that was crazy...he dunks from the ft line ON A SEVEN FOOTER. haha
@alstan631 Probably not since 90 though. So many threes jacked up since then. The 3 ball wasn't apart of offenses too much untill then so naturally, FG percentages dropped.
Holy crap, thanks for the link!.
Where can we see the one that airjordan1585 mentions that happened againts the Pistons, over a 7 footer, anyone has the link?
@alstan631 Hey, I agree.
Was that actually Oscar Robertson that tried to block the dunk?
Jim Cleamons
Where is that picture at??
Pretty sure it's MSG.
Where did this comparison to Pippen come from. Let me just talk about the dunking situation remember Doc duked on all the big men in their prime. How many big time centers did Pippen dunk on. I remember once over Ewing. Doc did it a lot. Also more of a impact player. I don't remember Doc not playing because of a headache. I'm not a Pippen hater but no comparison
@Sovnarkom Erving a top 5 shooter? Am I missing something brother?
Dude..MJ?? He dunked from near the FT line against the Pistons and Celtics and those are just the ones i remember im sure there are more.
MJ can't do what Doc did in that game. Over a guy 1 ft inside the free throw line..contested..nah
Jordanhair i dont see a FT line dunk in that video either. Where is it?
??
there weren't any free throw line dunks in that vid. but i think i found it...
/watch?v=-Mn1KSpLGsY&fmt=18
around 1:43....I wish we could get a better view on that, though...
@tunanorth Wilt was such an exceptional athlete. he was very long too. long wingspan,huge hands,and in his young yrs(college, 1st 5yrs in NBA) he could jump through the roof!! if he wanted to, he couldve dunked from the free throw line! nobody was doing that in the 50' and 60's(nobody cared to do that) i saw clips of the '72 ABA-NBA game and he destroyed Artis Gilmore, simply overpowered him.
These top comments have a point but are missing the main factor in why these guys could dunking this. Doc was 6'7 and had a standing reach of 8'11. Pippen, despite what you hear, is only 6'7 as well. But has a 9'0 reach. Hmm jumps 12 inches to touch the rim. If he could do that, then he would only need about 18" to dunk. So if he could dunk while still above 18" in the air. Then it all makes sense for these guys to do this stuff
Compare the best plays from each.... sorry scott cant touch doc
Pip is 6'9" per Rodman
I think he was talking about the dunk over Brian Shaw.
1989 Jordan 52 against Boston.
youtube(dot)com/watch?v=XVrfZaS8Fb0
Right?
/watch?v=d_orBKAtZQk
Near FT line dunk over Laimbeer.
He actually had zero free throw line dunks in a game and this wasn't one either. People exaggerate these things so much. He certainly could take off from the foul line and dunk but never did during a game or on any highlight reel - other than in the two dunk contests he was in.
@alstan631 Gervin did for starters, but Erving wasn't a jump shooter like Ice, Bird, Barry, West, Jordan(older Jordan) etc. Erving did NOT dunk all the time but he did slash to the basket alot and shot in the lane. The statement was he was a top 5 shooter. Erving wasn't a top 5 shooter or even a shooter at all.
CLewey44 yes ... But He Was by far The Best player of that era
Your logic is UTTERLY flawed... a basket is a basket.... you cant put conditions on points simp
Gervin said Doc was the best scorer he played against. Played one on one after practice. Gervin was the shooter.
Respond to this video... He couldn't be stopped in the open court game but I saw Rick Barry out play him. Doc couldn't guard Barry at all. But Barry played Doc as well as anyone on D.He didn't try to jump with him he just cut off lanes and forced him to shoot jumpers. Doc could get hot but I never saw him light Barry up.
Are you high?gtfoh
DrJ took Rick Barry to school!
Sure here you go
/watch?v=-Mn1KSpLGsY&fmt=18
1:43 mark
And now talk about LeBron
Thats a bit off from the free throw line
but oh well guess it counts
Took off way past foul line, and didn’t jump over anybody.
@Mrdavidt363 with out doubt Doc was in incredible shape in his first couple of yr's of his 6er carer. plus he was a better all round player then too. Loved to watch him.