Only Jack Molinas and Patrick Ewing were chosen as rookies who were unable to participate in the NBA All-Star Game. Players who played in other leagues (such as the ABA or the NBL) who made the All-Star Game in their first NBA season are not eligible. The last rookie to play in the All-Star Game was Damian Lillard in 2012. In 1992, Charles Barkley became the first rookie to win the All-Star Game MVP award. The next year, Michael Jordan won his third consecutive title at the age of 21 years old. No other player has ever won more than two consecutively. In 1995, Scottie Pippen became the first rookie to win the Finals MVP award. Since then, only Derrick Rose (2010), LeBron James (2011), and Stephen Curry (2014) have been voted MVP by the fans during their first season. There have been several players who have been selected as All-Stars while still being drafted by teams. Most famously, Moses Malone was drafted first overall by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1978 but ended up playing for the Houston Rockets after signing with them before the start of the season. He went on to win the Rookie of the Year Award that year. Another player who was selected in 1978 by the Portland Trail Blazers but instead signed with the New York Knicks was Ralph Sampson. He too was named Rookie of the Year.