Moriah Jefferson (left) of the Lynx joined an exclusive group of players with Tuesday’s triple-double. She joins women’s basketball greats Candace Parker, Lisa Leslie (top), Sheryl Swoopes (bottom) and six others. (Staff, AP photos/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

There have been 14 triple-doubles recorded in WNBA history by 10 players, and Moriah Jefferson of the Lynx joined a group that includes some of the league's greatest players with her achievement during Tuesday's 92-64 victory over Dallas.

2 times: Sheryl Swoopes, Sabrina Ionescu, Candace Parker, Courtney Vandersloot

1 time: Margo Dydek, Lisa Leslie, Deanna Nolan, Temeka Johnson, Chelsea Gray, Moriah Jefferson

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