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We’ve got a THREE-TIME WNBA CHAMPION in the building! 🏆🔥 Alysha Clark joins Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston on Post Moves! The 2023 WNBA Sixth Woman of the Year and 2x WNBA All-Defensive Team honoree reflects on her incredible basketball journey. From the secrets to her WNBA longevity to her 14th season in the league with the Dallas Wings, Alysha talks about playing alongside the young duo of Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd, embracing her veteran role, and what it takes to make it in the league.
But first, the 2026 WNBA Finals are officially SET! Candace and AB recap the biggest moments from the WNBA Semifinals, with the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream punching their tickets to the championship series. Who has the defensive edge heading into the Finals? Which players will make the biggest impact? And who’s taking home the trophy?
Plus, Candace responds to all the C-Tier comments online 👀, and the crew gives A’ja Wilson her flowers after earning her fifth WNBA MVP award. From championship debates to plenty of laughs, you don't want to miss this one!
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The WNBA Playoffs are bringing all the action and the drama! 👀 Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston break down the emotional Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever First Round series, including A’ja Wilson’s heated exchange with a Fever fan and Caitlin Clark’s fiery moment with Candace. With Indiana’s season coming to an end, AB reflects on the Fever’s year, Kelsey Mitchell’s exit interview and future with the franchise, and sets the record straight on some old exit interview clips that have resurfaced on the timeline.
Around the rest of the WNBA First Round matchups, Candace and AB react to the Minnesota Lynx upset, the Atlanta Dream’s defense stepping up, and the wild Golden State Valkyries vs. Dallas Wings series—including Arike Ogunbowale’s clutch three to force overtime. They also break down Game 1 of the WNBA Semifinals and what stood out as the race to the Finals heats up.
And because we can’t end without a little chaos, AB puts Candace’s WNBA knowledge AND artistic skills to the test as she attempts to draw WNBA team logos. 🎨😂 Plus, they wrap things up with questions from the Post Ups!
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She’s an iconic sports reporter and commentator, Hall of Famer, Emmy Award winner, owner of LOVB’s San Francisco Signal, and a cancer survivor. She’s Holly Rowe to most—but here on Post Moves, we know her as Wiki-Holly.
Holly joins Candace Parker to talk about her legendary broadcasting career, somehow covering WNBA Playoffs and college football in the same weekend, her game day prep, and the journey that’s led to three decades covering collegiate and professional sports.
Then it’s time to talk WNBA Playoffs! The two recap the biggest moments from the First Round, including why having Breanna Stewart ALWAYS gives you a chance to win, Olivia Miles navigating her first WNBA Playoffs, the intense Las Vegas Aces vs. Indiana Fever matchup, DeWanna Bonner’s veteran playoff experience, and the Golden State Valkyries making noise in the postseason.
Plus, Holly opens up about her work away from the sidelines through the Joy+US Foundation and how her own cancer journey inspired her to use her platform to support and bring joy to others facing cancer.
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Team USA are FIBA Women’s World Cup champions! 🇺🇸🏆 Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston break down an incredible run in Berlin, from the group stage all the way to the championship win over France. AB shares what it was like adjusting to Kara Lawson’s rotations, defending China’s 7'3" Ziyu Zhang, and building chemistry with a Team USA roster filled with established veterans and rising stars. Plus, the duo reacts to Jackie Young’s 18-point championship performance, Breanna Stewart earning Tournament MVP, and some of their favorite moments away from the court.
With the FIBA World Cup break officially over, it’s back to the WNBA—and the final stretch of the regular season is getting interesting. Candace and AB get into Kelsey Mitchell’s 33-point performance and new single season scoring record, the Indiana Fever’s crucial final matchups against the Minnesota Lynx, and a WNBA playoff race where every game matters for seeding. They also catch up on the latest injury news around the league and the continued growth of the WNBA fan base as the postseason approaches.
Plus, WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced she will retire at the end of 2026 after seven years leading the league. Candace and AB reflect on Engelbert’s tenure, the growth and changes the WNBA has experienced under her.
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While we wait for the WNBA season to get back in action, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are looking back at some of the BEST moments from Post Moves! From unforgettable interviews and basketball debates to hilarious stories and viral moments, we’re bringing back some of our favorite conversations with the incredible guests who’ve pulled up to the show.
This episode features moments from our interviews with Caitlin Clark, Draymond Green, Breanna Stewart, Kelsey Plum, Robin Roberts, and Hannah Hidalgo, as they talk WNBA hoops, UConn and Notre Dame college basketball, unforgettable career moments, broadcasting, and life on and off the court.
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Raven Johnson is officially in the building! 🔥 The Indiana Fever rookie and two-time South Carolina National Champion joins Candace Parker and her teammate Aliyah Boston on Post Moves to talk all about her first season in the WNBA. Raven opens up about adjusting to the league, her “Welcome to the W” moment guarding Kelsey Mitchell, and leaning on veteran teammates like AB and Caitlin Clark.
But of course, when you get two Gamecocks together, we HAVE to talk South Carolina women’s basketball. 🤙 Raven and AB look back on their NCAA National Championships, favorite memories in Columbia, and what it was really like playing for Dawn Staley. They even debate Coach Staley’s Top 5 favorites before “Hollywood” Raven shows off another side of her game and breaks down some of her best WNBA tunnel fits.
Plus, Candace and Aliyah catch up on AB’s trip to Berlin for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup and her new Kraft commercial before Raven joins the show. And to wrap things up, Candace and AB put their chemistry to the ultimate test in the Guess the Same Word Challenge! 😂
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This week, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston kick things off by recapping an unforgettable Basketball Hall of Fame weekend and Candace’s quick trip to Hawaii before AB takes us inside the Indiana Fever’s five-game road trip. The Big 3 led the way, with Kelsey Mitchell extending her streak of 20+ point games, Caitlin Clark setting a new career high for three-pointers made, and AB throwing a block party in the paint. But there were also more meme-worthy moments than we could keep track of, from Caitlin cheesing in Atlanta to Kelsey Mitchell and Marina Mabrey going at it and Paige Bueckers yelling, “Calm down!” Most importantly, the Fever return home with a WNBA Playoff berth and a franchise-record 25 wins.
Around the rest of the WNBA, Candace and AB get into the FIBA Women’s World Cup break, the Golden State Valkyries taking down the Minnesota Lynx, and Becky Hammon getting ejected. Plus, they react to Nneka Ogwumike announcing her retirement, and take an early look at the WNBA Playoff picture, including which teams have already punched their tickets and the potential matchups taking shape.
And while the WNBA postseason is right around the corner, women’s college basketball season is not too far. The Tennessee Lady Vols and South Carolina Gamecock's SEC schedules have officially dropped, so naturally Candace and AB have to check in on their alma maters, circle the biggest matchups, and see what both squads are working with in conference play this season. And they wrap things up by answering questions from the Post Ups!
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Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back with another packed week around the WNBA, starting with all the latest Indiana Fever headlines. They break down DiJonai Carrington’s foul on Sophie Cunningham, the ejection, and everything that followed on Threads. Candace and AB also get into Caitlin Clark nearly picking up her eighth technical foul and the Fever’s showdown with the Las Vegas Aces. Thursday’s matchup against the reigning WNBA champions had plenty of big-time plays on both ends, but Chelsea Gray had the final word, knocking down not one, but TWO buzzer beaters to seal the win.
The duo also catches up on some of the biggest stories from around the league, including the Los Angeles Sparks snapping the Minnesota Lynx’s 10-game winning streak, Kayla McBride catching fire with 10 three-pointers and setting a new WNBA record, and the Connecticut Sun retiring Alyssa Thomas’ jersey. Plus, Betnijah Laney-Hamilton heads to the Washington Mystics, Cotie McMahon finds a scouting report that somehow forgot to include her name 😭, and Candace and AB react to the latest USA Basketball roster announcement.
And of course, they wrap things up with questions from the Post Ups!
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We might still be recovering from WNBA All-Star Weekend, but the regular season is back and the league wasted no time giving us plenty to talk about!
Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston kick things off by recapping an unforgettable 2026 WNBA All-Star Weekend, including Team Coop's victory, Jonquel Jones' All-Star MVP performance, and the record-breaking attendance. They also react to Azzi Fudd becoming the first rookie and first Dallas Wings player to win the WNBA 3-Point Contest, plus all the viral moments from the StudBudz' legendary 72-hour livestream, Holly Rowe dancing to Mo Bamba, and Caitlin Clark being revealed as the cover athlete for the NBA 2K Deluxe Edition.
Then it's back to the regular season, where the Indiana Fever continue making history. Candace and AB break down the Fever setting a WNBA single-season record for 100-point games, Caitlin Clark's fourth career triple-double, and Kelsey Mitchell's incredible streak of 20-point performances. They also discuss why the Fever vs. Minnesota Lynx matchup felt like a potential playoff preview, with Kelsey Mitchell and Olivia Miles trading buckets, before reacting to the blockbuster trade sending Kelsey Plum from the Los Angeles Sparks to the Phoenix Mercury.
To wrap things up, Candace and Aliyah hand out their midseason WNBA awards, debating whether A'ja Wilson has taken over the MVP race, whether Olivia Miles is the frontrunner for Rookie of the Year, and which teams look like true championship contenders heading into the second half of the season.
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Post Moves is LIVE from Chicago for WNBA All-Star Weekend, presented by Threads!
Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston kick off the show by celebrating one year of Post Moves before AB shares what it was like meeting former President Barack Obama. Of course, Candace couldn't help but weigh in on one important detail...his jeans. 😂
Then it's time to talk basketball. Candace and AB break down the Indiana Fever's season at the All-Star break after the team's three-game win streak. They discuss the Fever becoming the first team in franchise history to have three WNBA All-Star starters with Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark, and Kelsey Mitchell, celebrate AB leading the WNBA in three-point shooting percentage as a center, and preview the WNBA All-Star Game between Team Coop and Team Spoon.
Later, Dwyane Wade joins the show for a special conversation. He reacts to LeBron James heading to the Philadelphia 76ers, reflects on Candace asking him to walk her into the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame, and shares what it's been like as a minority owner of the Chicago Sky during the league's incredible growth. Plus, Dwyane gives his thoughts on the current WNBA season before wrapping things up by answering your questions from the Post Ups.
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