Napheesa Collier Blasts WNBA Leadership, Indiana Fever Season Recap & Aces-Mercury Finals | Ep.10
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
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.
Chapters: (0:00) - Intro (1:20) - Airr: 1, Usher: 0 (5:48) - WNBA Ends, NBA Begins (10:02) - Fever Fight to the Finish (11:10) - Aliyah's Controversial Loose Ball Foul (14:40) - Ozzy and Splash Link Up (15:19) - Fever Season Recap (17:36) - Biggest Learns From the 2025 Season (21:42) - WNBA Finals: Aces-Mercury (28:25) - Women's Final Four Announce New Venue (32:50) - Napheesa Collier Calls Out WNBA Leadership (36:05) - Relationships Matter (41:15) - Cathy Engelbert & Adam Silver Respond (43:38) - Aliyah Shows Indianapolis Colts Love (47:26) - Fan Questions
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