She's a comedy legend, a WNBA superfan, the woman behind “Jump Stupid,” and officially the first-ever two-time guest in Post Moves history… Leslie Jones is BACK!

Leslie joins Candace and Aliyah for another hilarious conversation on WNBA referees, Nneka Ogwumike joining the Los Angeles Sparks, and why Ellie the Elephant remains as the league favorite mascot. And of course, we had to talk NBA Finals and the New York Knicks incredible playoffs run with the Knicks super fan.

As always, Leslie brings the laughs and the roasts to Post Moves. Be sure to catch her on tour and check out Leslie Jones: Life Part 2 streaming now on Peacock.

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On this episode of Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are breaking down a busy week around the WNBA, with a recap of the Indiana Fever’s West Coast road trip and reactions to the viral Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark sideline moment. They're also discussing the latest league standings, surprise teams, Chennedy Carter’s social media comments on Azzi Fudd, and the start of Commissioner’s Cup play.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Post Moves without a game. This week, Candace and AB are guessing WNBA players based only on their eyes👀. After the chaos of those NBA 2K player photos, it was time for a new challenge.

Plus, they shift gears to the NBA, where Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs are headed to the NBA Finals. Can Wemby bring a championship back to San Antonio, or will the New York Knicks be lifting the trophy?

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Caitlin Clark is in the building 🔥 The all-time leading scorer in college basketball, 2024 WNBA Rookie of the Year, 2x WNBA All-Star, and face of the Indiana Fever joins Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston for one of the biggest episodes of Post Moves yet. From her record-breaking Iowa career to the pressure and expectations that come with becoming one of the biggest stars in sports, Caitlin reflects on her journey, the evolution of her game, and what she wants to accomplish in Year 3 of the WNBA.

The trio dives into the Fever’s core of Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Kelsey Mitchell, how Caitlin and AB have built chemistry as teammates, and what it’s really like sharing the court after that iconic 2023 Final Four matchup. Caitlin also talks about her competitiveness, growing up playing soccer, her signature logo threes, and why staying close to home at Iowa ended up being the perfect decision.

Plus, Candace puts their friendship to the test with a game of “How Well Does Aliyah Know Caitlin?” featuring favorite snacks, NFL teams, Taylor Swift, pregame routines, and more!

Post Ups, make sure you pull up for the CC interview, but stick around for the weekly WNBA roundup, AB’s hot take on audio messages, and fan questions from you all!

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Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back on Post Moves and in your feed, catching up on everything from Mother’s Day to Ozzy possibly getting a sibling and trips to Lake Como, before diving into WNBA action.

The Indiana Fever opened their season in a 107–104 loss to the Dallas Wings, with Aliyah Boston scoring 23, Kelsey Mitchell dropping a franchise-record 30, and Caitlin Clark continuing her historic run as the fastest point guard to reach 1,000 career points. Around the league, the Atlanta Dream rallied behind Allisha Gray, Angel Reese, and Te-Hina Paopao, Olivia Miles impressed in her debut, the New York Liberty secured an OT victory, and Chennedy Carter made an impact off the bench for the Aces.

Candace and AB also break down early-season officiating, key roster moves like Natasha Cloud to the Chicago Sky and Tina Charles’ retirement, and share their early power rankings and award predictions. They have some fun with a game of Guess the WNBA player from their NBA 2K photos (we all know how those profiles turned out 😅), shout out the Oklahoma City Thunder’s undefeated postseason run, and wrap it up with fan questions.

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Draymond Green — 4x NBA Champion, Defensive Player of the Year, and one of the most vocal leaders of the Golden State Warriors — joins Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston for an insightful conversation on the NBA Playoffs, dynasties, and the growth of the WNBA.

Draymond gets real about the potential of this being LeBron James' last playoff run, Golden State facing the Clippers in the Play-In Tournament, and what it takes to defend elite players like Kawhi Leonard. He also reflects on what made the Warriors dynasty so special and where he ranks them among the greatest dynasties in NBA history. Plus, Draymond shares advice for the Indiana Fever in their rise to the top and explains why the growth of the WNBA is long overdue.

Candace and AB also cover Oliviyah Edwards committing to USC, as well as WNBA Media Day and preseason action where rookies and new faces already started to make an impact.

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Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston check in from WNBA Training Camp, where the vibes are high and preseason games are right around the corner. Before getting into the action, Candace recaps her birthday weekend, while AB celebrates being honored for her leadership in the community.

The big headline? Aliyah Boston signs a historic $6.3 million contract extension with the Indiana Fever, the richest total deal in WNBA history. Just days earlier, fellow Gamecock A’ja Wilson landed the second-largest deal. The New York Liberty also re-sign their Big 3 of Sabrina Ionescu, Jonquel Jones, and Breanna Stewart. Chennedy Carter returns to the WNBA with the Las Vegas Aces, and notable free agents like Natasha Cloud and Tina Charles remain unsigned as camp begins.

On the college side, the NCAA transfer portal closes with a few big moves including Audi Crooks to Oklahoma State and Jordan Lee to South Carolina.

Candace and AB also have some fun with a game of Guess the Jumpshot, give a shoutout to Breanna Stewart’s EuroLeague Women’s title run with Fenerbahce, and wrap things up by answering fan questions.

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The 2026 WNBA Draft and Free Agency took center stage this week, and Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are breaking down everything that you need to know.

In this episode, the duo dives into Azzi Fudd going No. 1 overall, Olivia Miles and Awa Fam following close behind, first-round surprises, and the biggest winners & head-scratches. They also react to viral draft moments from Flau'jae Johnson and Holly Rowe, rising rookie salaries under the new CBA, and how the league continues to grow with expansion teams and upgraded facilities.

Off the court, it’s all fun and real life — from milestones in the Parker household to TikTok dances with Donovan Mitchell, Coachella takes, and Candace celebrating the big 4-0 🎉.

Plus, they answer fan questions and show love to all the UCLA seniors who heard their names called on draft night.

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Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back with a packed episode of Post Moves, and it starts with a huge moment... Candace is officially named to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026!

From there, Candace and AB dive into Women’s March Madness, breaking down UCLA’s dominant 79–51 win over South Carolina to capture the national championship behind seniors Gabriela Jaquez, Kiki Rice, and Most Outstanding Player Lauren Betts. They also revisit the Final Four clash between South Carolina and UConn, including the heated exchange between Dawn Staley and Geno Auriemma. The duo reacts to transfer portal chaos across women’s college basketball, including Audi Crooks, Tennessee losing its entire roster, and what’s next for top recruit Oliviyah Edwards.

Plus, they break down the latest WNBA news, including Expansion Draft results for the Portland Fire and Toronto Tempo, the blockbuster Angel Reese trade to the Atlanta Dream, and a preview of the upcoming WNBA Draft featuring top prospects like Azzi Fudd, Olivia Miles, and Awa Fam. To wrap it all up, they highlight Cori Close leading UCLA to its first national title and answer fan questions in another fun, must-watch episode.

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We made it to April… which means everybody’s lying today 😭 April Fools! But no seriously, you better get ready for this one, because we’ve got some jokesters on our show. Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back in business to recap a packed week across the WNBA and college hoops. The duo dives into the brand-new WNBA CBA, breaking down major updates like revenue sharing, massive salary increases, improved player benefits, and what it all means for the future of the league. They also react to recognition payments for former players, do some fun math on what Candace could’ve earned under the new deal, and look ahead to the upcoming Expansion Draft.

They also tap into March Madness as both the men’s and women’s tournaments heat up. Candace and AB preview the Final Four, react to viral moments, and check in on the Post Moves Women’s Bracket Challenge with over 700 Post Ups competing.

To wrap things up, the two shout out a standout player of the week, answer fan questions, and keep the laughs coming in classic Post Moves fashion.

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We heard you! You’ve been waiting for another guest, and this one delivers. This week on Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are joined by Robin Roberts: Good Morning America co-anchor, former ESPN sportscaster, Hall of Famer, proud Southeastern Louisiana alum, and executive producer of the new documentary Breaking Glass: The Pat Summitt Story.

The conversation dives into Robin’s close friendship with Pat Summitt, the process of bringing the documentary to life, and the continued rise of women’s basketball and women’s sports. They also get into the iconic Tennessee vs. UConn rivalry, Robin’s journey as a trailblazer in sports media, and her own collegiate career. Plus, Robin shares some of her favorite WNBA players and even gives her own player comparison.

Breaking Glass: The Pat Summitt Story premieres March 25 on Hulu and Disney+, March 29 on ESPN2, and April 5 on ESPN, a must-watch for all basketball fans.

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