Malone played for the Utah Jazz and the Los Angeles Lakers, becoming the second-highest scorer in NBA history, above Wilt Chamberlain and below Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. He was a member of the 1992 and 1996 Olympic dream teams, and appeared 11 times on the NBA All Star team. Played 980 games in his career (only missing four from illness), scoring in one case an astonishing 61 points, in 1990 against the Bucks.
[1] Born in Ruston but grew up in Summerfield (where most think he was born).Mother: Shirley Turner
Wife: Kay Kinsley (m. 24-Dec-1990, three daughters, one son)
Daughter: Kadee (b. 1981)
Daughter: Kylee (b. 1993)
Son: Karl, Jr. (b. 1995)
Daughter: Karlee (b. 1998)
Girlfriend: Bonita Ford (ex, one son one daughter)
Son: Daryl Ford (twin, b. 1981)
Daughter: Cheryl Ford (twin, b. 1981)
High School: Summerfield High School, Summerfield, LA (1981)
University: Louisiana Tech University (dropped out 1985)
Bush-Cheney '04
National Rifle Association Former spokesman
Basketball Hall of Fame 2010
NBA Most Valuable Player 1996/97
NBA Most Valuable Player 1998/99
NBA Top 50 Players
Issued Concealed Carry Permit Utah
SPORTS FRANCHISE HISTORY
Utah Jazz 1986-2003
Los Angeles Lakers 2004
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
After the Sunset (10-Nov-2004) · Himself
Soul Plane (28-May-2004) · Himself
AKA Karl Anthony Malone