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How the ABA changed basketball forever: Dr J, George Gervin and the league that dared to be different

Name: How the ABA changed basketball forever: Dr J, George Gervin and the league that dared to be different
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Description: The ABA transformed basketball with its unique style and creativity. Legends like Dr. J and George Gervin emerged, leaving a lasting impact on the NBA after the 1976 merger. Today, their influence is still felt in the game we love.

The ABA transformed basketball with its unique style and creativity. Legends like Dr. J and George Gervin emerged, leaving a lasting impact on the NBA after the 1976 merger. Today, their influence is still felt in the game we love.

The Guardian· Aug 5, 2026 · 11:15 AM · 53 views

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