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Dr. J shows he can still dunk, too

Aug 17, 2013, 8:33 PM | Updated: 8:33 pm

Last weekend, Michael Jordan showed that he could still dunk at the age of 50. He did so while at his annual summer camp and going head-to-head with a young camper.

Another NBA old-timer, Julius “Dr. J” Erving, showed off his hops this week, too.

In a video for NBA.com, Erving elevates for a one-handed slam. No, he wasn’t being guarded by a kid like Jordan was, and, yes, he didn’t quite get the dunk in cleanly; but, give him some credit: The man is 63.

Take a trip down memory lane by watching Dr. J take flight below.

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