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No. Unfortunately he didn't. He got to the NBA finals for 3 times: The first two times were with the Utah Jazz against the Chicago Bulls with Michael Jordan in 1997 and 1998. Both series ended 4-2 for the Bulls.
In 2004, Malone moved to the Lakers, to the play with the Shaq and Kobe in order to win a title at last. He made it to the final, but then - hungry Detroit Pistons outcame the Lakers, surprisingly and the Mailman understood he should hang is shoes - ringlessly...
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