State of the Indiana Fever, Top 3 WNBA Teams, Biggest Surprises & Wemby's DOMINANCE | Ep.38
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
On this episode of Post Moves, Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are breaking down a busy week around the WNBA, with a recap of the Indiana Fever’s West Coast road trip and reactions to the viral Stephanie White and Caitlin Clark sideline moment. They're also discussing the latest league standings, surprise teams, Chennedy Carter’s social media comments on Azzi Fudd, and the start of Commissioner’s Cup play.
Of course, it wouldn’t be Post Moves without a game. This week, Candace and AB are guessing WNBA players based only on their eyes👀. After the chaos of those NBA 2K player photos, it was time for a new challenge.
Plus, they shift gears to the NBA, where Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio Spurs are headed to the NBA Finals. Can Wemby bring a championship back to San Antonio, or will the New York Knicks be lifting the trophy?
Chapter (0:00) – Intro (4:25) – Happy bday Hartt (5:24) – AB’s mini me (7:00) – “Wow, okay” (9:23) – Are black shoes & white socks a fit? (14:30) – Indiana Fever recap (16:25) – Stephanie White & CC’s sideline moment (20:26) – Caitlin Clark fastest to 1000/500 (21:13) – WNBA standings (22:59) – Surprise teams (24:38) – Chennedy Carter x Azzi Fudd (27:05) – Guess the WNBA player by their eyes (34:10) – Wemby advances to the NBA Finals (36:53) – Knicks or Spurs? (38:53) – Fan connection
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