1. Maya Moore
Through age 28, Maya Moore has four championships, while collecting 48.5 win shares, good for 15th all-time. Let’s consider what that means, though: 48.5 win shares in her first seven seasons easily bests the first seven years of everyone’s career with the exception of Tamika Catchings (48.7) and Lauren Jackson (52.3), who also happen to be first and second, ever, in win shares. So that’s the track she’s on, and if anything, her counting stats are likely to only get better the further into her career she gets, and the Lynx come to rely on her offense even more. But while Moore does that Diana Taurasi thing—identifying the moment to execute the kill and then doing it—she also never takes a play off, on either end, and as a result, her teams win championships, and so many of them. See everyone on this list as often as you can, but pay particular attention to Maya Moore, who is setting a new standard for the game.