Aliyah Boston Makes WNBA History, Caitlin Clark's Game-Winner & Olivia Miles vs Azzi Fudd | Ep.40
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
Headlining this week’s episode is the historic performance from Aliyah Boston and Caitlin Clark at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, as they became the first teammates in WNBA history to record 30-point double-doubles in the same game. Candace Parker and AB break down the Indiana Fever’s three-game win streak, their strong Commissioner’s Cup run, and all the latest action around the WNBA, including Kelsey Plum joining the Adidas family, Olivia Miles vs. Azzi Fudd, and the opening of WNBA All-Star voting. Post Ups, it’s time to lock in and get your votes in.
Plus, Candace and AB put their basketball knowledge to the test with another WNBA brain teaser, taking on an Immaculate Grid featuring players and their former teams. They give flowers to Jalen Brunson and the NBA Champion New York Knicks, react to De’Aaron Fox’s costly Finals mistake, and answer questions from the Post Ups.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (1:22) – Candace’s weekend in Indy (4:45) – Kid Cudi x Fever (5:10) – Wired or wireless headphones? (7:27) – Fever 3 Game win streakkk (17:00) – All-Star voting open! GO VOTE (17:52) – WNBA Commissioner’s Cup round up (21:07) – Kelsey Plum signs with Adidas (22:02) – Olivia Miles vs Azzi Fudd (26:30) – Immaculate Grid: WNBA (34:51) – New York Knicks are the NBA Champions! (38:25) – De’Aaron Fox layup blunder (40:41) – Have you ever been a part of a collapse? ( 44:48) – Questions from the Post Ups
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