DiJonai Carrington Fouls Sophie Cunningham, Caitlin Clark's Rescinded Tech & USA Basketball | Ep.46
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
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!
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (6:43) – Congratulations Candace Parker! (11:11) – Indiana Fever Updates (12:50) – DiJonai Carrington Fouls Sophie Cunningham (15:28) – Caitlin Clark’s Technical Foul Rescinded (17:15) – Fever vs. Aces (18:55) – Chelsea Gray Drops Two Buzzer Beaters (20:09) – “I think you guys defended really well” (22:46) – Sparks End Lynx’s 10-Game Win Streak (23:49) – Kayla McBride’s Ten 3-Pointers (25:27) – Connecticut Retires AT’s Jersey (26:01) – Betnijah Laney-Hamilton to Mystics (27:46) – Cotie McMahon Posts Scouting Report (29:03) – USA Basketball Roster Announced (31:59) – Best WNBA Players of All-Time (36:07) – Fan Questions
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