Moses Eugene Malone was selected by the Stars in the third round of the 1974 draft. He also played for St. Louis before being selected in the ABA dispersal draft by Portland, which traded him to ...

When Moses Malone was growing up in Petersburg ... Malone spent brief periods with teams in St. Louis, Portland, Ore., and Buffalo, N.Y., before landing with the Houston Rockets in 1976.

Moses Malone was one of the best centers in the NBA despite standing only 6-foot-10. He wasn't a flashy player, and his contributions to the game were solely the result of hard work. Big Mo ...

Moses Malone was the dominant center the Sixers ... Durso: “The reason we lost in Portland, because the sun was shining.” His other thing was, the team that scores the first point wins the ...

The death of Hall of Famer and three-time NBA Most Valuable Player Moses Malone on Sunday at age 60 sent shockwaves through the basketball world, eliciting condolences and fond farewells from ...

Moses Malone joined the NBA in 1976 and quickly became the league's most dominant rebounder. He was unstoppable on the boards because he combined a relentless attitude with natural talent and ...

Moses Malone made a name for himself as not only the first player in NBA history to step into the league from high school but also as one of the 75 greatest players ever. Back in 1974, coming ...

However, when asked about the best rebounder he'd ever seen, the five-time MVP unhesitantly picked another legend — Moses Malone. The Worm's rebounding prowess was undeniable, as evidenced by ...

Moses Malone is one of the greatest big men in the NBA. He was a monster on both sides of the floor, as well as his ferociousness on the offensive glass. His stature has prompted many comparisons ...

In an appearance on the "Knuckleheads" podcast in 2020, Ewing shared his experience facing another legend, Moses Malone of the Philadelphia 76ers, in his very first game in the Association.