PlacedonMosesMalone'scareertimeline,1983wasapivotalhinge,botharewardforalongjour
Inthe1983Finals,MosesMalonedefineddominantperformanceinhisownway.Thedeep-rootedt
ManyrememberMosesMaloneastheclutchkillerwhotookoverinkeymoments,yettheyoverlookh
Behindthe1983titlelaytherealityMosesMaloneboiledoutofyearsofobsessionandeffort.I
Inthe1983NBAFinals,thePhiladelphia76ersdefeatedtheLosAngelesLakersfourgamestonon
"Fo'Fo'Fo'."—Beforethe1983playoffs,MosesMaloneutteredthisseeminglyjokingprophecy
ThenameMosesMaloneisforeverprintedbeside"threeMVPtrophies."In1979,1982,and1983he
IftheMVPwasMosesMalone'scrown,thenthereboundwasthemetalthatforgedit.Hegrabbed17,
The 1979 NBA MVP was Moses Malone of the Houston Rockets. Verified against the official NBA list.
Moses Malone was famous for his outrageous offensive rebounding. He believed in "off-the-glass" — tipping the ball back to the glass and following up himself. A six-time rebounding champion, he defined second-chance scoring.
The 1982 NBA MVP was Moses Malone of the Houston Rockets. Verified against the official NBA list.
The 1983 NBA MVP was Moses Malone of the Philadelphia 76ers. Verified against the official NBA list.