Fun stuff from the NBA great In this episode of the Dan Patrick Show, Patrick interviews NBA great Karl Malone and asks him about his experience with the Dream Team.
Many great players have suited up for the Utah Jazz in the franchise’s 50 seasons, but ranking players across eras is always difficult. Before we see who
Despite putting up some tremendous numbers this season, Purdue junior forward Trey Kaufman-Renn has not been named a finalist for the Karl Malone Award or the Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Award.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
Michael Jordan doesn’t believe the Chicago Bulls would have won eight NBA titles in a row if he didn’t retire to play baseball. The Bulls won three straight championships in 1991, 1992 and 1993.
With his chase-down blocks becoming a signature defensive weapon, LeBron James is not your typical small forward. His shot-blocking prowess separates him from what has traditionally been the position's role.
Upon assembly of the 2003-04 Los Angeles Lakers roster, fans and critics were confident that the Hall of Fame-stacked squad would win the title.
The debate over the best power forwards is as old as the position itself, spanning decades of dominance by players like Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, and Dirk Nowitzki.
Winning an NBA Championship is the crowning achievement for most players in their careers, as it is the moment everyone who's played basketball dreams of.
When Karl Malone was in his third NBA season, he was already making a name for himself with his remarkable skills on the court. This impressed then-Milwaukee
Throughout his illustrious NBA career, Utah Jazz icon Karl Malone got to know Michael Jordan as a foe and a teammate. They faced each other several times in the NBA Finals and became teammates in the 1992 Summer Olympics.
When discussing signature moves in the NBA, plenty come to mind. The Michael Jordan fadeaway. The Kareem Abdul-Jabbar skyhook. The Dirk Nowitzki step-back.
There's no denying the All-Star game contains some of the most talented basketball players in history. According to ex-NBA power forward Jayson Williams, that game also shows how a lot of these stars are really egotistical.
Many NBA stars have seen a decline in their play in their early 30s. Some of them, though, have been able to continue playing at a high level by the time they're 35.
During the recent episode of "Byron Scott's Fastbreak podcast," the former Los Angeles Lakers guard had his Showtime running mate James Worthy as a guest.
Bill Simmons has witnessed a wide array of NBA stars come and go. In fact, his job allowed him to have a thorough understanding of how aging or the so-called "Father Time" works in the league.
The Los Angeles Lakers have a fresh and different feel in 2024-25 with JJ Redick as the new head coach. They got off to a hot 3-0 start before losing two straight games, but LeBron James and company were able to get things back on track on track on Friday night when they picked up a 131-125 win against the Toronto Raptors.
Illinois freshman Will Riley was one of 20 college basketball players to be named to the 2024-25 preseason watch list for the Karl Malone Award, which annually honors the best power forward in the country.
Michael Jordan was deeply motivated to beat the Utah Jazz in the 1997 NBA Finals since Karl Malone won MVP over him. Jordan was second in MVP voting in 1996-97. “I’m not saying he wasn’t deserving of it,” Jordan said in The Last Dance documentary.
Scottie Pippen is upset at Michael Jordan for not including his trash talk to Karl Malone during Game 1 of the 1997 NBA Finals between the Chicago Bulls and Utah Jazz in ESPN’s “The Last Dance” docuseries. The Bulls beat the Jazz in Game 1 of the 1997 NBA Finals by a final score of 84-82.
The New York Knicks were big players in the landscape of the NBA in the 1990's as they competed for championships. They ultimately came just short against
Malone is a Hall of Famer but is now more so known by many for controversial off-the-court happenings.
The 2023 NBA All-Star weekend is taking place in Salt Lake City, Utah, and the NBA made it a point to bring back Jazz legend Karl Malone to be one of the faces of the weekend.
He's a top 10 power forward all-time and top 10 at making headlines off the court. But there is so much more to Rodman. Let’s take a look at one of the wildest careers in NBA history.
Malone famously had the ball stolen by Jordan with under 25 seconds remaining in Game 6 of the '98 Finals before Jordan buried what became a title-winning shot over Russell at the other end of the court.
Russell was on the wrong end of Jordan game-winners during the 1997 and 1998 NBA Finals. Before MJ drained his memorable shot in the waning seconds of Game 6 of the '98 Finals, he picked Malone's pocket for one of the most costly turnovers ever committed by The Mailman.
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