Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah Boston

Steph Curry wears Candace’s Shoes, Top 3 Unrivaled Teams & WBB Midseason Awards | Ep. 22

Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah Boston

Show Notes

If you’re a Bears fan, a Chicago fan, or just a Candace Parker fan, you’re gonna love this episode of Post Moves. Candace is still buzzing after Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson’s crew pulled off the huge comeback for a playoff win — and rightfully so. Candace and Aliyah also jump into Unrivaled action as the Phantom dominate the Lunar Owls. AB knocked down her threes and Kelsey Plum delivered a standout performance. They also react to Chelsea Gray hitting another game-winning shot for the Rose, earning her the MVP spot in Candace’s Unrivaled honors.

The conversation shifts to sneakers and legacy as Steph Curry is spotted wearing Candace Parker’s signature shoes, including the Crazy Light PE and the Chicago Sky Exhibit A. Candace and Aliyah share behind-the-scenes stories about creating their own signature kicks and what that milestone meant for their careers.

To cap things off, the duo dives into women’s college basketball, breaking down conference play, Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year, & Coach of Year debates, Final Four and Finals predictions, and Wooden Award talk. They wrap the episode with a fun game of Face Mash, guessing morphed WNBA player combos, and answering fan questions to close out the show.

Chapters (0:00) – Intro (2:06) – Post Moves x Just Women's Sports (2:54) – NBA Europe (5:05) – Bear’s Playoff Victory (8:28) – 3’s for AB (11:22) – Chelsea Gray GOES OFF (12:50) – Unrivaled Action (16:54) – Steph Curry wears Candace’s kicks (18:05) – Stories behind the signature shoes (21:42) – NCAA WBB Mid-season awards (28:26) – Final Four predictions (32:08) – Wooden Award Top 25 watch list (34:36) – Face Mash (43:55) – Fan Questions

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