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Dr. J makes some special new friends at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta

Julius "Dr. J" Erving may be best known for his basketball skills, but he's also a fierce opponent when playing toy soldiers. Thanks for a great visit, Dr. J!

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Credit: Jennifer Brett

Julius "Dr. J" Erving may be best known for his basketball skills, but he's also a fierce opponent when playing toy soldiers. Thanks for a great visit, Dr. J!

By Jennifer Brett

May 23, 2016

Dr. J is a giant on and off the court. The NBA legend stopped by Children's Healthcare of Atlanta not to play basketball, but toy soldiers, with some special new friends. Check out this awesome photo! MORE: Dr. J at True Color Theatre Company gala

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