Tina Charles made history by surpassing Sylvia Fowles as the WNBA's all-time rebounding leader, achieving her 4,007th rebound during a game with the Atlanta Dream. At 35, Charles has averaged 9.3 rebounds throughout her 14-year career and is recognized for her remarkable statistics, including 193 double-doubles, which ties her with Fowles for the most in league history. Meanwhile, A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces is on track to win her third MVP award, with career-high averages of 26.9 points and 11.9 rebounds this season. As the WNBA season approaches the playoffs, fans anticipate exciting moments, including the contributions of players like Maya Moore, Sue Bird, and Katie Douglas, who have all made significant impacts in playoff history. Additionally, several franchises in the league are still seeking their first championship title, contrasting with historically successful teams like the Seattle Storm and Minnesota Lynx. The league continues to showcase its evolution, with notable performances and milestones as the playoffs loom.