28. Moses Malone
There is no doubt that Moses Malone is a legend in the world of basketball, but when you think of Malone it is not the Atlanta Hawks that you think of. While that is not necessarily the wrong thought process, Malone did have three decent seasons in Atlanta, the first of which was an All Star one. Two of his three years in Atlanta were double double campaigns, both of which had a PER over 20.
So why is it again that Atlanta doesn’t celebrate Moses Malone more?
The Bullet Points
- Position: Center
- Acquired: Signed as an Unrestricted Free Agent 8/16/88.
- Departed: Signed as an Unrestricted Free Agent with the Milwaukee Bucks 7/10/91.
- Games Played: 244
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Per Game Averages: 30.8 MP
.482 eFG%
.795 FT%
16.5 PTS
10.0 RB
1.3 AST
0.6 STL
1.1 BLK
10 Playoff Games
28.1 MP
.435 eFG%
.818 FT%
8.4 PTS
12.6 RB
1.2 AST
0.9 STL
0.5 BLK
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Advanced Stats: 20.1 PER
.572 TS%
5.6 VORP
22.7 WS
10 Playoff Games
21.1 PER
.560 TS%
0.4 VORP
1.0 WS
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Major Accolades and Awards: All-Star (1989)
Most Offensive Rebounds (1989-90)
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