NBA Returns, College GOATs, Aliyah’s Foul Record & WNBA Coaching Shifts | Ep.12
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
On this week’s episode of Post Moves, get excited — the NBA is officially BACK! Candace kicks things off by talking about her new role as an analyst for NBA on Prime, and shares a story from her recent trip to a Los Angeles Dodgers game where she watched Shohei Ohtani put on a masterclass. Then, things take a hilarious turn when Candace brings up an Instagram post revealing that Aliyah led the entire WNBA in personal fouls this season 😭. The two go back and forth guessing how many times they’ve each fouled out.
They also break down the Portland Fire hiring Alex Sarama as their first-ever head coach, and ask the bigger question: Is the WNBA shifting toward more male coaches? Later, Candace and Aliyah react to the AP’s list of the greatest women’s college basketball players of all time, which includes legends like Candace, Caitlin Clark, Cheryl Miller, Diana Taurasi, and Breanna Stewart. The duo also preview NBA Opening Night matchups — Lakers vs. Warriors and OKC vs. Houston — and react to the news that WNBA All-Star Weekend is returning to Chicago in 2026.
To wrap things up, Candace and Aliyah have some fun ranking their favorite TV shows of all time, picking who they’d cast in a WNBA version of Netflix’s “Starting 5”, and Aliyah gives a shoutout to her South Carolina Gamecocks before answering a few fan questions.
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Chapters (0:00) - Intro (1:23) - Candace helps unveil NBA on Prime studio (2:50) - AB hits offseason workouts (4:12) - How do you like your steak? (5:30) - The Parkers witness Shohei Ohtani greatness (7:33) - Aliyah's foul record (14:14) - Portland Fire hires new Head Coach (15:30) - Is the WNBA shifting back to male coaches? (20:20) - Chicago to host 2026 WNBA All-Star game (21:24) - Associated Press names greatest college players of all-time (24:07) - NBA IS BACK (27:16) - Starting 5...WNBA edition (31:15) - Ranking all-time best tv shows (44:27) - Shoutout to the South Carolina Gamecocks (47:19) - Unfiltered fan questions
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