Moses Malone is one of the greatest centers in NBA history, and a famous rebounding champion in the 70s and 80s, with a single season-high of 17.7 rebounds per game and a career average of 12.2 rebounds per game. (Image from IC photo)
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The most famous rebounding master in the league, Moses Malone has won a total of 6 rebounding kings in his career, and has set a staggering number of 38 points + 32 boards in a single game, and he can be called a two-double machine in the history of basketball. (Image from IC photo)
Moses Malone is also the king of offensive rebounding, ranking first in history with 6,731 career offensive rebounds, and a well-ahead of second place, and the record for the most offensive rebounds in a single game (21) is also maintained by him. (Image from IC photo)
Malone's pace is flexible, the card position is solid, and he has a super explosive and excellent continuous jumping ability, grabbing offensive rebounds and direct secondary scoring is his best play, and his fierceness under the basket makes other centers at the time very afraid. (Image from IC photo)
Malone also holds an astonishing record: 1,207 consecutive games without being sent off, a statistic that seems inconceivable today. (Image from IC photo)
Malone's 21-year long basketball career has averaged a staggering 29,580 points and 17,834 rebounds, 11 of which have averaged more than 20 points per game in 11 of those 21 years. (Image from IC photo)