It’s 1976 and “Dr. J”, Julius Erving, is lacing up his sneakers, getting ready to cement himself as one of the greatest dunkers in basketball history. He’s got on a pair of black and white All-Star’s with the Converse star on either side and is about to take off from the free-throw line for one of the most memorable jams in Dunk Contest history (sorry, MJ). It was an indelible mark in basketball history and, for Converse, one of the peak moments during its rise to stardom.
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