Nina Mandell

USA TODAY Sports

FAIRFAX, Va. - Sue Bird doesn't look like she's slowing down.

She had 10 assists and 10 points in Seattle's championship-clinching win against Washington on Wednesday. But at 37, the question seems to always linger for the league's oldest player - how much longer will we get to see her do things like this?

Or this?

Also, this isn't an awesome basket or anything but it was my favorite moment of the playoffs:

While we're quickly talking about her greatness, here's a quick list of titles she's won:

Bird last won a title with the Storm in 2010 and then faced a long few rebuilding years. In 2015, as she's spoken about often through this title run, she was an unrestricted free agent and had given a lot of thought into leaving Seattle. She stayed, the team got incredibly lucky in the draft and added Jewell Loyd and Breanna Stewart and a couple of more important pieces and suddenly this season the Storm seemed destined for the title since about the second week of the season.

"I mean, Stewie and I joke, I don't know if I should even say this, but at the start of the season we lost to Phoenix at home, and we were like, oh, crap, what kind of year is this going to be, because it didn't - we hadn't clicked yet," Bird said. "But pretty quickly, like a week later, we turned it right back around, and then onward and upward from there. You just never know. So to be here is incredible."

When Storm coach Dan Hughes was hired after last season he told Bird that he hoped he could get her one more. But, as he pointed out, especially in the WNBA where a majority of players play year-round and are injury prone, winning a title takes the luck of being healthy all year.

It also, of course, takes the luck of having the first overall pick in 2016 when Stewart graduated from UConn.

Bird was visibly emotional on court after her team won, holding back tears as she hugged her teammates. When asked how it compared to the other two WNBA titles she's won, she said there's "no comparison honestly."

"Obviously each is special in its own way, but this one is probably going to have - I don't know, just a different meaning for me because so many reasons that we already know, right, like I didn't know if I'd even be playing at this point," she said.

"Our team went through a rebuild, and yes, I decided to stay, and once we got Jewell and Stewie, we knew we would get on the other side, but how do you know you're going to get on the other side this fast. We had some great additions along the way, obviously one sitting to my left. So it's incredible to be sitting here right now, I was just saying this earlier, I really believe it just came to me.

"This is probably going to be one of the defining moments of my career to have played however many years I've been playing, to have won in all these places, but then to do it at the end in such a way that was different from all the others, it's really incredible."

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