 Moses
Malone, a native of
Petersburg, VA., was one
of the most dominant NBA
centers over the last
two decades. Upon
retirement in 1995 after
a 19-year NBA career,
Malone held a number of
records that include
career record for most
consecutive games
without a
disqualification
(1,212); career record
for most free throws
made (8,531); career
record for most
offensive rebounds
(6,731); career record
for most turnovers
(3,804); single-season
record for most
offensive rebounds
(587); single game
record for most
offensive rebounds (21);
NBA’s third leading
rebounder (16,212);
fifth leading scorer
(27,409); made more free
throws than any other
player (8,531); third in
most games played
(1,329); sixth in most
minutes played (45,071);
tenth in most field
goals attempted
(19,225); second in free
throws attempted
(11,090); second in most
defensive rebounds
(9,481). He also holds
the single-game record
for most offensive
rebounds in playoffs
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A twelve time NBA
All-Star, Malone led the
NBA in rebounding six
times and averaged more
than 20 points per game
for 11 consecutive
seasons. He led the
Philadelphia 76ers to
the 1983 NBA
Championship and was
named the Finals MVP. A
three-time MVP, Malone
was an All-NBA First
Team four times and an
All-NBA Second Team four
times. He was named NBA
All-Defensive First Team
once and All-Defensive
Second Team once. In
1996, Malone was named
as one of the 50
greatest players in NBA
history. During his
19-year NBA career,
Malone scored 27,409
points (20.6 ppg) and
grabbed 16,212 rebounds
(12.2 rpg). Malone began
his professional career
with the Utah Stars and
St. Louis Spirit in the
ABA. He was named to the
ABA All-Rookie team in
1975 and the All-Star
team in 1975.
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