National Basketball Association
National Basketball Association
Wallace sets record for undrafted player
Published
Feb. 15, 2012 1:28 a.m. ET

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Detroit's Ben Wallace has appeared in his 1,055th game, a record for an undrafted player since the 1976-77 NBA-ABA merger.
Wallace was tied with Avery Johnson before entering Tuesday night's game against San Antonio in the first quarter. The home crowd gave him a nice cheer when he went in, and when his record was announced at the end of the quarter, he received a standing ovation.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, who coached Johnson, was among those applauding.
The 37-year-old Wallace - a four-time defensive player of the year - is in his 16th season. He has said it will be his last.
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