Aliyah’s 1v1 Unrivaled Run, USA Basketball, Olympics & Drafting WNBA Players into 9 to 5 jobs | Ep.26
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston are back together on Post Moves after a busy stretch that included the Super Bowl, NBA All-Star Weekend, Unrivaled 1v1 Tournament, and more. They waste no time diving into all the action.
In Unrivaled, AB had herself a weekend, dropping 33 points against the Vinyl to clinch the Phantom’s playoff spot and advancing all the way to the 1v1 Tournament Semifinals. While Chelsea Gray ultimately took home the $200K prize, every round was must-see TV.
Congratulations are also in order for the USA Basketball Women’s National Team, as Kara Lawson announced the roster for the upcoming FIBA tournament. Paige Bueckers, Sonia Citron, Caitlin Clark, Kiki Iriafen, and Angel Reese will all be making their senior national team competitive debuts. On the college side, they break down the heated South Carolina vs. Tennessee matchup and Coach Caldwell’s postgame comments. Plus, they react to Lindsey Vonn’s injury during her 2026 Winter Olympics run and give their honest thoughts on the NBA All-Star Game and Dunk Contest.
To wrap things up, Candace and Aliyah have some fun imagining WNBA players working regular 9-to-5 jobs amid ongoing CBA discussions and answer fan questions to close out the show.
Chapters (0:00) – Intro (6:14) – Love & Basketball 25th Anniversary panel (7:30) – 2026 Basketball Hall of Fame Finalist (8:59) – AB’s 33-point masterclass (12:22) – Unrivaled trades (14:06) – 1v1 Tournament (21:30) – USABWNT roster reveal (24:45) – Breanna Stewart returns to Turkish Club (26:20) – 2026 Winter Olympics, Lyndsey Vonn competes through injury (31:42) – What winter sport would you compete in? (33:35) – South Carolina vs Tennessee (37:50) – Dawn Staley’s 500th Win (38:47) – WBB Upsets (40:00) – NBA All-Star Game (44:48) – WNBA Players if They Had Regular Jobs (58:20) – Fan Questions
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