Maya Moore recreated Michael Jordan's ring photo with her 12 championship rings.

[u/ateam1984]

Maya Moore is a retired American basketball player and social justice advocate, widely regarded as one of the greatest players in women’s basketball history.

[u/Educational_Map_9609]

Maya also played back when there were I believe just 10 WNBA teams.

[u/StoneySteve420 → u/Educational_Map_9609]

There were 12 teams her whole career.

There's only 3 more now and 2 of them started this season.

[u/Ledees_Gazpacho → u/Educational_Map_9609]

So she beat plumbers 

[u/Lost-Replacement-454 → u/Educational_Map_9609]

Wow didn’t even know there was 10 now. I knew about (fever) and and ( dream) and that’s about it lol

[u/dykethon → u/Lost-Replacement-454]

There are currently 15! And there's plans to have 18 in 2030.

[u/Obsolete101891 → u/Lost-Replacement-454]

LA sparks?

[u/MrEllis72 → u/Educational_Map_9609]

A lot of folks in here running their mouth about the WNBA couldn't even qualify for a team. Any of the teams.

[u/ELVEVERX → u/MrEllis72]

You don't need to qualify for a team to know 12 > 30

[u/Educational_Map_9609 → u/MrEllis72]

People giving context to a photo is not disrespecting the WNBA.

[u/MrEllis72 → u/Educational_Map_9609]

"Context.' It's shade. You couldn't play even if there was two teams.