Moses Malone Career Stats

Born March 23, 1955, in Petersburg, Virginia, was Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Center, Moses Malone. Malone was an NBA MVP 1979, 82-83; won the NBA Finals MVP 1983; and was selected as a 12-time NBA All Star. He played with the 1974–1975    Utah Stars (ABA), 1975–1976 Spirits of St. Louis,, 1976 Buffalo Braves, 1976–1982 Houston Rockets, 1982–1986 Philadelphia 76ers,, 1986–1988 Washington Bullets, 1988–1991 Atlanta Hawks, 1991–1993 Milwaukee Bucks, 1993–1994    Philadelphia 76ers, and 1994–1995 San Antonio Spurs. Moses provided 29580 points, created 1936 assists, fought for 17834 rebounds, and blocked 1889 shots.

Calling all Hoops fans! Prepare to step onto the hallowed court of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame. Over the next series of posts, we'll be honoring the elite few, the immortals who have carved their names into the very fabric of the sport.

These are the players – the sky-walking slam dunkers, the silky smooth shooters, the defensive titans – whose brilliance, dedication, and impact on the game have earned them a place among basketball royalty. The few legendary players of thousands that are held in such high esteem that they are forever remembered in the museum of basketball greats.

From the pioneers who laid the groundwork on dusty playgrounds to the modern marvels redefining the game on the global stage, the Hall of Fame boasts a pantheon of legends. We'll delve into their remarkable stories and bios.