The WNBA enters its landmark 20th anniversary season with plenty of stars past and present to celebrate.

No one, however, has spanned the league’s rich history like DeLisha Milton-Jones. In 2015, the longtime No. 8 became No. 1.

Jones, who wore jersey No. 8 throughout her 10-year stint as a Los Angeles Sparks fixture, continued her career as No. 1 with the Atlanta Dream. By season’s end, she had surpassed Tina Thompson for most games played in WNBA history (499).

At 41, Milton-Jones appeared in 18 games for the Dream, who acquired her in a midseason trade in 2014. Her 17-year career includes nine seasons in which she appeared in every game.

Milton-Jones on Her Record | Milton-Jones’ Career Stats

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Countdown to 2016:
10: First-Time All-Stars
9: Delle Donne’s 90-Plus Percent Free Throw Shooting
8: No. 8 Delisha Milton-Jones, Record Breaker
7: Sun’s Franchise-Best Seven-Game Winning Streak
6: Shock Earn First Playoff Berth in Six Years
5: Sue Bird’s 5,000th Career Point
4: Brittney Griner’s Record Blocks Per Game
3: Lynx Titles in the Last Five Years
2: Tamika Catchings, No. 2 All-Time
1: Liberty’s League-Best, Franchise-Best Record