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Julius Erving played for The Philadelphia 76ers. Later in his career, he was traded to the Nets.
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What NBA play went by the nickname Dr?
Julius Irving Better known as "Dr. J".
Is Dr j Really A Doctor?
no Dr. J is not a real doctor it's just a nickname
Nickname of Julius erving?
Doctor J Dr. J
How did Julius dr j erving die?
Julius Erving died of a heart attaché Dr j died of stork while swimming in his la home
How was dr Rebecca j Cole's childhood?
it was ok
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