Indiana Fever vs Atlanta Dream, 2025 WNBA Awards & Paige Bueckers ROTY | Ep.8
Post Moves with Candace Parker & Aliyah BostonShow Notes
The Indiana Fever vs Atlanta Dream playoff series is heating up, and Candace Parker and Aliyah Boston break down Game 1 and preview what the Fever need to do in Game 2 (spoiler: they won!). From foul trouble to big performances by Kelsey Mitchell, they react to all the action and share their playoff advice.
Candace Parker kicks off the show by recapping her time on College GameDay, where she hyped up the crowd ahead of Georgia vs. Tennessee. Then it’s back to the W: They look around the league at the broader WNBA playoff picture — including the Las Vegas Aces’ 17-game win streak, Breanna Stewart’s injury and what it means for the New York Liberty, and the Minnesota Lynx securing the No. 1 seed. Plus, Candace reacts to Aliyah being snubbed from the AP’s All-WNBA Second Team.
Candace and Aliyah also give their picks for the 2025 WNBA Awards, showing love to A’ja Wilson’s MVP season and highlighting Paige Bueckers’ historic rookie year. They also shout out Tara Davis-Woodhall, who added a world long jump gold medal to her Olympic title in Tokyo, and close the show with fan questions.
Chapters:(00:00) - Intro(02:20) - College GameDay at Tennessee(07:08) - Fever clinch No. 6 seed(10:30) - Aces win streak(12:35) - WNBA record viewership(14:20) - AP All-WNBA Team snub(17:00) - Fever vs Dream Game 1 recap(21:35) - WNBA Playoff picture(27:38) - 2025 WNBA Awards picks(35:45) - Tara Davis-Woodhall wins first world title(37:15) - Most memorable career moments(38:45) - Nashville WNBA expansion(39:24) - Free Throw rituals(40:47) - NBA heave rule(41:45) - Fever missing cookies
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