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 ...

Malone made sure the task was completed by averaging 25.8 points and 18 rebounds during the Finals. His 24 points and 23 rebounds helped the Sixers win Game 4 115-108, and the team eventually won ...

Malone's arrival in Philly was a monumental moment in the franchise's history. Two league MVPs teamed up to pursue the elusive NBA title. Moses was crowned the MVP in 1979, and Julius captured it ...

In contrast, Malone averaged more points and 12.3 rebounds per game in his career, demonstrating how he grabbed boards and took care of the scoring load almost single-handedly.

They understood, they knew this is the man, he was on a mission," Cunningham said about Moses joining the 76ers in 1982. "He had to come to Philadelphia to get a ring." Malone became a winner in ...

After Moses Malone won his second MVP award, the Houston Rockets shockingly traded him to the Philadelphia 76ers. At the time, Julius Erving was headed to his seventh season with the Sixers but ...