Small Forward: Julius Erving
Stats with the 76ers: 22.0 PPG | 3.9 APG | 6.7 RPG | 1.5 BPG | 1.8 SPG.
The Doctor, Julius Erving, was widely regarded as one of the most influential players of his generation.
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He is the only player to have won the MVP award in both the ABA and the NBA and has won a total of four in both competitions. Erving led the Philadelphia 76ers to their second NBA championship in 1983.
A three-time champion and 16-time All-Star, 'Dr J has had several All NBA and All-ABA team selections.
Erving was renowned for dunking from the free-throw line and has won the Slam dunk contest as well. The basketball slang of being 'posterized' was first coined to describe his moves.
The legend has a statue of himself in South Philadelphia to commemorate his achievements with the Philadelphia 76ers franchise. His number six jersey was retired by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1988.
Power Forward: Charles Barkley
Stats with the 76ers: 23.3 PPG | 3.9 APG | 11.7 RPG | 0.8 BPG | 1.5 SPG.
One of the Philadelphia 76ers' greatest-ever players, who was nicknamed 'Sir Charles' and 'the Round Mound of Rebound', Charles Barkley established himself as one of the NBA's most dominant power forwards despite being considered 'undersized' for his position.
Barkley might have only been 6' 6", but none of the power forwards that he faced described him as too small. He was often the strongest man on the court and led the league in rebounds in 1987.
Charles Barkley was an 11-time All-Star and had as many All-NBA team selections. He also won three gold medals while representing the United States, two of them were in the Olympics and one was in the FIBA.
Barkley, a member of the famous 'Dream Team' in the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, is now an anchor and NBA analyst on the popular show 'Inside the NBA' on TNT. His number 34 jersey was retired by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2001.
Center: Wilt Chamberlain
Stats with the 76ers: 27.6 PPG | 6.8 APG | 23.9 RPG.
The all-time center for the Philadelphia 76ers was never in doubt. Wilt Chamberlain is one of the greatest NBA players to have ever lived.
Chamberlain is the only player to have averaged 50 points per game, with no other player even coming close to accomplishing his feat. He also averaged 27 rebounds in his rookie year and led the league in rebounding on 11 occasions.
Apart from leading the league in rebounds for 11 years, he was also a 7-time scoring champion and a four-time NBA MVP award winner.
Chamberlain's stats and records sound unrealistic to break today. He is the only player to record 100 points in an NBA game. 'The Big Dipper' averaged a surreal 45 minutes per game while scoring 60% from the floor.
His number 13 jersey was retired by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1991.
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