Micah Malone looks at the key to the City of Petersburg that was given to him and his mother Leah Nash during a memorial service for his father, former NBA standout and Petersburg native Moses ...

Moses Malone was the greatest basketball player to come from the Richmond area. Two state titles and statistics certainly speak to that, as does at least one former opposing coach.

Moses Malone was an imposing force in the paint. The aggressiveness he had in his domain on the hardwood was one of the many reasons why the Center from Petersburg won 2 all-defensive second-team ...

Explore the career and lesser-known anecdotes of basketball star Moses Malone, from his high school dominance to playing with NBA giants and Richmond exhibition games. Learn more about the ...

Nick Wright's countdown of the 50 greatest NBA players in the last 50 years continues, with Moses Malone landing at No. 12.

Malone was the first player ever to sign straight out of high school — by the ABA’s Utah Stars in 1974. (Bill Willoughby was the first high schooler drafted into the NBA, in 1975.) ...

Anthony still trails Malone on the combined all-time NBA/ABA scoring list, which accounts for Malone's first two pro seasons spent in the ABA, with the Utah Stars and Spirits of St. Louis from ...

Check out a 19-year-old Moses Malone’s highlights with Utah Stars as they take on Dr. J’s Nets in 1974! Malone holds the NBA record for most consecutive games played without fouling out at 1,212.

Moses Malone is shown relaxing on the locker room steps of his former high school Feb. 20, 1974 Petersburg,Va. Malone has been offered a lucrative contract by the Utah Stars.

Moses Malone played for nine teams across 21 seasons in the ABA and NBA. A 12-time all-star, he’s one of only five players to score 25,000 points and bring down 15,000 rebounds – a career ...

As an assistant for the Utah Stars of the old American Basketball Association in 1975, shortly after Malone became the first high school player to jump to pro ball.

Moses Malone almost backed out. The chance to finally be a part of a forever team. The chance to play with his hero, Julius Erving. The chance to validate a Springfield-bound career and be ...