Get ready for an unforgettable episode of Post Moves as Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston welcome stand-up comedian, WNBA and Olympic superfan, former collegiate hooper, and Aliyah’s player twin… Leslie Jones! Leslie talks touring her new stand-up special Leslie Jones: Life Part 2, her basketball roots, her iconic LA Sparks fandom, her viral Olympics commentary, and the moments that made her fall in love with the WNBA. Plus, Candace and Aliyah put her commentator skills to the test with live reactions to classic clips.

Candace and Aliyah also unpack a huge week across the NBA and WNBA, starting with the end of LeBron James’ historic 1,297-game double-digit scoring streak, a record that began before the iPhone even existed. The two dive into the latest on WNBA CBA negotiations, including proposed changes to team housing, a longer season, earlier training camps, and a mandatory draft combine. They explain the real implications for rookies, veterans, and players navigating overlapping schedules.

And of course, they celebrate Aliyah Boston being named to the 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 in Sports. The two discuss entrepreneurship, balancing basketball with media and business, and standout names from this year’s class, including Paige Bueckers, Coco Gauff, Trinity Rodman, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Victor Wembanyama.

The episode wraps with fan questions, dream WNBA lineups, and plenty of laughs.

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In this episode of Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston react to a big week across the WNBA and women’s basketball. The two get into the new WNBA CBA extension and what the new deadline means for free agency and expansion drafts. They also react to the Dallas Wings landing the No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft Lottery, with top draft prospects such as Awa Fam, Azzi Fudd, and Olivia Miles. Candace and Aliyah revisit teams that have turned back-to-back No. 1 picks into dynasties and share early predictions for this year’s top selection.

Kara Lawson announced the USA Basketball’s training camp roster, congrats to our girl AB 🤩. The squad highlights senior national team newcomers such as Caitlin Clark, Paige Bueckers, Angel Reese, Lauren Betts and Juju Watkins. Plus, the two dig into the challenges of training camp landing in the middle of the college season.

On the college side, the duo recap Texas’ Players Era Championship behind Rori Harmon’s heroics. They talk Audi Crooks’ 47-point explosion and the 22 undefeated NCAA WBB teams heading into December.

Later, Candace reacts to Carmelo Anthony’s WNBA 1v1 debates and discusses the best one-on-one player in the league. The episode wraps with fan questions and a special shoutout to Rori Harmon’s historic week.

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Azzi Fudd is cooking, the WNBA CBA proposal is heating up, and Thanksgiving is right around the corner, so we’ve got plenty to break down on this week’s episode of Post Moves. Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston start with the WNBA lottery odds, even though we’ll already know who landed the No. 1 pick by the time you’re listening, then dive into the latest CBA updates and the headline-grabbing $1.1M max salary. Can the league and the WNBPA come to an agreement before the Nov. 30 deadline?

The New York Liberty hires longtime Warriors assistant and four-time NBA champion Chris DeMarco as their new head coach. Candace and Aliyah discuss what it means for coaching development and representation across the WNBA. Over in women’s college basketball, UConn bags a close win over Michigan behind Azzi Fudd’s 31-point performance and Sarah Strong’s monster 20-rebound game. They recap Hannah Hidalgo’s game-winner for Notre Dame, LSU’s historic run, and what’s going on with Duke as they take their third loss of the season.

This week’s Internet debate centers around the 2024 vs. 2025 WNBA All-Rookie Teams, who would win a game to 21? Then the two compare their own rookie squads. And since it’s Thanksgiving week, they wrap things up by choosing their table of choice for dinner, amongst some of the most iconic current and former women’s basketball players.

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Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston break down a jam-packed weekend in women’s college hoops, starting with No. 2 South Carolina’s statement win over No. 8 USC in the inaugural “Real SC” showdown. They dive into Joyce Edwards’ dominance, Raven and Tessa Johnson stepping up, and how the Gamecocks are carving out a brand-new identity with players in new roles. Plus, Dawn Staley dropped a couple gems postgame, including plans for AB to join the team next week and her MVP prediction.

Across the national scene, the new AP Top 25 is out and the top five aren’t budging. UConn stays at No. 1 after Sarah Strong powered a double-double against Ohio State, and Notre Dame stays in the mix thanks to Hannah Hidalgo’s NCAA-record 16 steals, 44 points performance. Some teams impressed, others… not so much (Duke, we’re looking at you).

Candace and AB name their Starting 5 of players to wear their jersey number. They also react to some of the internet’s favorite viral clips, baby-first-step dunk, Wemby casually tossing lobs to himself, and more clips you have to see. To wrap, they shine the spotlight on SLAMU 13 cover athlete Olivia Miles before taking on your fan questions.

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WNBA legend Becky Hammon joins Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston on this episode of Post Moves. A true pioneer in basketball, Becky’s résumé says it all, Hall of Famer, Olympian, 6x WNBA All-Star, 4x All-WNBA selection, 3x WNBA Champion head coach, WNBA Coach of the Year, first woman hired as a full-time coach in the NBA, and much more.

Becky talks about her incredible journey from player to championship-winning coach, the Aces’ title runs, the challenge of facing the Indiana Fever in the semifinals, what it’s like coaching A’ja Wilson, and her experiences playing overseas. She opens up about her years with Gregg Popovich and the San Antonio Spurs, and what it will take to see a female head coach in the NBA. Plus, they look back at Becky’s dominant performance in the 2008 WNBA Western Conference Finals and get the inside scoop on the infamous hoodie-blazer combo.

Candace and Aliyah also break down the 2026 Unrivaled rosters, with Aliyah fired up for a big season with the Phantom, and Candace naming her strongest squads and contenders to win it all. The 2026 Draft Lottery date announcement is the latest in WNBA news! Who’s landing the #1 pick?

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Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back with another episode of Post Moves, reflecting on Candace's upcoming induction into the 2026 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame, and the honor of being celebrated in Knoxville. The duo also breaks down the latest 30-day CBA extension, the key priorities in negotiations, and how the next deal could elevate player experience and drive league growth. They also preview the new Unrivaled season with 48 players, two new teams, and a handful of newcomers.

Plus Candace and Aliyah react to Paige Bueckers’ Hollywood debut in Apple’s Original Films’ Jess & Pearl, before Candace revisits her own IMDb credit with Kevin Durant. They also highlight college basketball rising stars Azzi Fudd, Hannah Hidalgo, and Mikaylah Williams who are ready to make their impact on the 2026 college basketball season. The two even make their predictions on who will lift the trophy at the end of the season.

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On this episode of Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are joined by 2x WNBA Champion and one of the most unhinged players in the league — Sydney Colson. Sydney opens up about why she chose to sign with the Indiana Fever in free agency, how she navigated the outside noise that came with that decision, and how she embraced her role as a veteran leader on a young team.

Syd reflects on overcoming early-career setbacks and how Becky Hammon challenged her to help reshape the Aces’ championship culture. She also shares what it’s like being teammates with both Candace and Aliyah. Naturally, the conversation turns to her unhinged social media moments — from trolling Candace after her retirement to the viral “green toy” post — plus her growing passion for comedy and stand-up.

Candace and Aliyah also dive into the latest headlines, including Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier’s reported gambling investigations, and new WNBA coaching hires. Sandy Brondello is named as the first head coach of the Toronto Tempo, Jose Fernandez joins the Dallas Wings, and Sonia Raman becomes the first head coach of Indian descent with the Seattle Storm. Plus, they discuss A’ja Wilson’s induction into the South Carolina Gamecocks Hall of Fame, UConn celebrating its national championship with new rings, and Tom Izzo’s thoughts on G League players returning to college hoops. What does this mean for high school players?

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On this week’s episode of Post Moves, get excited — the NBA is officially BACK! Candace kicks things off by talking about her new role as an analyst for NBA on Prime, and shares a story from her recent trip to a Los Angeles Dodgers game where she watched Shohei Ohtani put on a masterclass. Then, things take a hilarious turn when Candace brings up an Instagram post revealing that Aliyah led the entire WNBA in personal fouls this season 😭. The two go back and forth guessing how many times they’ve each fouled out.

They also break down the Portland Fire hiring Alex Sarama as their first-ever head coach, and ask the bigger question: Is the WNBA shifting toward more male coaches? Later, Candace and Aliyah react to the AP’s list of the greatest women’s college basketball players of all time, which includes legends like Candace, Caitlin Clark, Cheryl Miller, Diana Taurasi, and Breanna Stewart. The duo also preview NBA Opening Night matchups — Lakers vs. Warriors and OKC vs. Houston — and react to the news that WNBA All-Star Weekend is returning to Chicago in 2026.

To wrap things up, Candace and Aliyah have some fun ranking their favorite TV shows of all time, picking who they’d cast in a WNBA version of Netflix’s “Starting 5”, and Aliyah gives a shoutout to her South Carolina Gamecocks before answering a few fan questions.

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Basketball legend Sue Bird joins Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston on this week’s episode of Post Moves. The 5x Olympic Gold Medalist, 4x WNBA Champion, and 13x All-Star opens up about life after retirement — from her Hall of Fame induction to balancing two podcasts and now stepping into her newest challenge as the first-ever Managing Director of the USA Basketball Women’s National Team.

Sue reflects on the growth of the WNBA, what it really takes to build a dynasty, how difficult it is to sustain success, and what impressed her most about the Las Vegas Aces’ championship run. Plus, she and Candace share stories from their time playing overseas together — and how today’s players are reshaping the game without needing to go abroad.

Candace and Aliyah also dive into A’ja Wilson’s dominance, as she makes history as the first player ever to win MVP, DPOY, and Finals MVP in the same season. They break down Becky Hammon's legacy, and celebrate our girl AB being named to the All-WNBA Second Team and All-Defensive Second Team!

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On this episode of Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back talking offseason plans, dance battles with Usher, and everything going on around the league. The duo breaks down the Indiana Fever’s remarkable season, which ended in a tough overtime loss to the Aces. Despite major injuries, roster shakeups, and setbacks, the Fever pushed all the way to the semifinals. Aliyah reflects on her All-Star season and looks ahead to 2026.

They also dive into the WNBA Finals between Las Vegas and Phoenix, where the Aces are looking dominant once again, and react to Napheesa Collier’s powerful public comments calling out WNBA leadership. With Cathy Engelbert’s response and Adam Silver’s follow-up remarks, the league finds itself at a crossroads—and Candace and Aliyah weigh in on what it could mean moving forward.

Afterwards, Aliyah shows love to the Indianapolis Colts—who are tied for the best record in the NFL—and she and Candace wrap the show answering fan questions about the Fever’s rookie, funniest in-game moments, and their favorite classroom memories.

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