On February 17, Beijing time, Eagles player Luis Williams broke the record, ushered in the 985th career bench, officially surpassed Dale Curry (Curry's father) to become the most bench player in the history of the NBA, the first person in the history of the record.
In the Hawks and Magic games, in the first quarter of 2 minutes and 38 seconds, Lou Wei came off the bench and played 985 times in his career, thus surpassing Dale Curry to break the record and become the first person in NBA history; this season Lou Wei played 40 games for the Eagles, averaging 6.7 points, 1.6 rebounds and 2 assists per game, and his annual salary was $5 million.
The top five players in NBA history in terms of the number of substitute appearances – Lou Wei 985, Dale Curry 984, Jamal Crawford 894, Stephen Kerr (the warriors' current coach) 880 and Antoine Carr 819.
Lu Wei is the No. 15 pick in the second round in 2005, and so far in his career, Lu Wei has played for the 76ers, Hawks, Raptors, Lakers, Rockets, Clippers and Hawks, playing a total of 1165 games, playing 985 off the bench, averaging 14.2 points, 3.4 assists and 2.2 rebounds in 24 minutes per game, making him one of the greatest benches in NBA history.
At the age of 35, Lovell won the sixth man of the year three times in his career, and he and Jamal Crawford became the most award-winning player in NBA history.