Kelsey Plum on Playing with Aliyah Boston & Candace Parker, Aces Legacy & LA Sparks Trade | Ep.23
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
What’s up, Post Ups! We’ve got a very special guest on today’s episode, she's coming straight to us from the 305 — a certified bucket, a walking highlight reel, and one of the most decorated scorers in basketball history… Kelsey “Plum Dawg” Plum. From lighting up the NCAA record books to becoming a 2x WNBA Champion, 4x WNBA All-Star, Sixth Player of the Year, and Olympic gold medalist. Plum has been a star everywhere she’s played, from the University of Washington to the Las Vegas Aces and now the Los Angeles Sparks. If you know hoops, you know the résumé.
Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston dive into all things Unrivaled with Kelsey, including pace of play, moving screens, best pick and roll, and making sure AB doesn’t crash out anymore 😅. Kelsey opens up about her WNBA journey from the San Antonio Stars to the Aces dynasty, and what it means to start a new chapter in Los Angeles. Candace and Aliyah also reflect on being teammates with Kelsey and seeing her work ethic first hand. Off the court, nothing is off limits, from Kelsey’s fashion sense and viral popcorn moment to her elite T-shirt toss skills.
Candace and Aliyah also recap the Chicago Bears’ tough Divisional Round loss, show love to Ozzy’s new fit, and answer fun fan questions to close out the episode.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (2:35) – Weekend Recap (7:50) – Kelsey Plum Joins the Podcast (8:30) – Unrivaled & Ghost Gang (10:50) – Playing with AB (14:10) – Best Pick & Roll in Unrivaled? (17:55) – Sixth Player of the Year to Starting Guard (34:42) – Playing with Candace (37:20) – Why LA Sparks? (41:53) – Fashion…and lack there of (46:03) – Playing with the Young N Turnt (49:48) – Fan questions & Kelsey’s viral moments
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