Caitlin Clark NBA Comp, Philly is UNRIVALED & Leslie Jones Links Up with Aliyah | Ep.25
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
This week on Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston cover everything from hoops to culture and another fun quiz! The episode kicks off with a Black History Month celebration, as Candace and Aliyah reflect on what this month means to them and why it’s important to honor the women and men who paved the way — not just in February, but always.
From there, the duo dives into the on-court action, including Unrivaled taking over Philly, Marina Mabrey setting a new scoring record, and over 21,000 fans filling the building. Leslie Jones, Dawn Staley, Kyle Lowry, and Jason and Kylie Kelce were all in attendance for the moment. The conversation turns to Caitlin Clark’s broadcast debut, including a viral moment with Reggie Miller that had everyone talking. Candace and Aliyah did not agree so much with Miller's NBA comparison of Clark’s game. On the college side, they break down the current “Wild West” of the NCAA, including potential returns for Amari Bailey and Charles Bediako after NBA and G League stints.
Aliyah takes on the ultimate challenge of naming all 32 NFL teams, ahead of the big Super Bowl matchup. To close things out, the episode wraps with a couple fun fan questions.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (6:07) – Happy Black History Month! (7:33) – What does BHM mean to you? (13:26) – Unrivaled takes over Philly (20:00) – Marina Mabrey sets new points record (21:52) – Caitlin Clark make NBC debut (23:01) – Reggie Millier compares CC to Payton Pritchard (27:38) – NCAA’s wild wild west (27:58) – Amari Bailey looking to make NCAA return (30:00) – Charles Bediako’s goes back to Alabama (32:16) – Can Aliyah guess all 32 NFL teams?! (44:26) – Fan Questions
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