Veteran point guard Chris Paul added another impressive feat to his long list of accolades. By starting for the San Antonio Spurs in Sunday's regular-season finale against the Toronto Raptors, Paul became the first player in NBA history to start all 82 games in his 20th year in the league.

Appropriately, on Sunday Paul became the first NBA player ever to play in all 82 games in his 20th season or later, per the Spurs' Jordan Howenstine. It was the second time in Paul's career he went 82-for-82, joining his 2015 campaign with the Los Angeles Clippers.

Paul, 39, is in his 20th season in the NBA and the first with the Spurs. With the former Wake Forest Demon Deacons point guard getting the nod as the starter against the Raptors, Paul has officially played in all 82 games this year. In doing so, Paul becomes the first player in NBA history to play every game in their 20th season or later.