Moses Malone takes a break in the bleachers at his first practice as a member of the St. Louis Spirits in January 1976 at Tower Grove Baptist gym. Post-Dispatch file ...

Malone committed to the University of Maryland, but was drafted by the Utah Stars of the ABA in 1974 and decided to go pro. He played a season with the Stars, a season with the Spirits of St ...

Moses Malone Jr. told Fox 26 Houston that his father was his "best ... He played the following season for the Spirits of St. Louis before moving to the Buffalo Braves after the ABA-NBA merger in ...

I saw Moses Malone’s 11th professional game. He and I were both 19. I was a sophomore at the University of Kentucky. He was a millionaire. Moses was from Petersburg, Va., and in 1974 he was the ...

“He was relentless,” said Rod Thorn, the longtime NBA and team executive who coached Malone with the Spirits of St. Louis in 1975. “Contact did not bother him. You could knock him on his ...

Moses Eugene Malone as the only child to his parents was born in Petersburg, Virginia on March 23, 1955. Moses died in Norfolk, Virginia , not far from his place of birth, at the age of 60.

Moses Malone is No. 12 on Nick Wright's Top 50 Players of the Last 50 Years One of the most imposing big men in history, Moses Malone is a three-time MVP, a 12-time All-Star, an NBA champion and ...

Moses Malone was undoubtedly one of the most underrated centers to play in the NBA. With his 6-foot-10 frame, "Mozilla" was an unstoppable force, especially in half-court sets. Malone was a ...

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 devoured rebounds so easily it sometimes seemed he missed shots on purpose to pad his total before scoring. NBA great, former Spirits of St. Louis player Moses Malone dies Skip to ...