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Dr. J falls ill while watching Sixers game, taken to hospital

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Published January 5, 2018 at 8:50 PM

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It was 35 years ago Friday that Julius Erving — Dr. J to his fans — pulled off his in-game rock-the-baby dunk against the Lakers, one of the great dunks in NBA history. He was being remembered at the Wells Fargo Center Friday night, sitting in a suite, when he took ill and had to

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