In the final game of the WNBA regular season, A'ja Wilson and several other star players have the opportunity to make their mark on the all-time stats list.
The historic season has seen records shattered and new milestones achieved, and the season finale presents one last chance for these athletes to etch their names in the history books.
A'ja Wilson, the standout player for the Las Vegas Aces, has already made history by becoming the first player in WNBA history to score one thousand points in a single season.
Her exceptional performance on the court has captivated fans and solidified her status as a superstar in the league.
Not content with just one record, Wilson went on to surpass rookie Angel Reese's single-season total rebounds record, further cementing her place in the annals of WNBA history.
As the Aces gear up to face the Dallas Wings in their final regular-season game, Wilson has the opportunity to climb even higher in the league's all-time leaders.
With ninety-eight blocks this season, she has set a career high and currently sits at 12th on the WNBA all-time list for career blocks. A strong performance in the upcoming game could see her leapfrog past Taj McWilliams-Franklin and Elizabeth Williams to secure a spot among the top ten all-time leaders in career blocks.
Wilson is not the only player with a chance to make a significant impact on the all-time stats list in the final game of the season. Chelsea Gray, the talented point guard for the Aces, needs just four assists to surpass WNBA legend Candace Parker and move into seventh place all-time in assists.
Her playmaking abilities have been instrumental for the Aces throughout the season, and she has the opportunity to further solidify her place among the league's greats.
Meanwhile, Dewanna Bonner of the Connecticut Sun has been a force to be reckoned with, climbing from seventh to fourth on the list of leading scorers of all time.
In the final game against the Chicago Sky, she needs just eight rebounds to surpass Tina Thompson and claim eighth place all-time in total rebounds. Bonner's versatility and skill have been on full display this season, and she has the opportunity to add another achievement to her impressive career.
Nneka Ogwumike of the Seattle Storm is also poised to make her mark on the all-time stats list.
With a career-high sixty-nine steals this season, she has the chance to surpass Delisha Milton-Jones and Katie Douglas to claim a spot among the top ten all-time leaders in steals. Ogwumike's tenacity on defense has been a key asset for the Storm, and she has the opportunity to further solidify her legacy in the league.
As the regular season draws to a close, these players have the chance to leave a lasting impression on the WNBA's all-time stats list. Their remarkable performances throughout the season have captivated fans and showcased their exceptional talent. As they take to the court for one final showdown, they have the opportunity to etch their names alongside the legends of the game and leave a lasting legacy in WNBA history.
