Aliyah Boston comments on Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham career decisions

Aliyah Boston, Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham are reshaping the sports media landscape from within the Indiana Fever locker room. These WNBA stars are leveraging their on-court expertise to secure high-profile roles across television and digital media platforms.

Clark has worked as a guest analyst for NBC Sports during two “Sunday Night Basketball” segments on national NBA broadcasts. She joined sportscaster Maria Taylor and NBA legends Reggie Miller, Carmelo Anthony, Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady on the show.

The All-Star guard covered the New York Knicks-Los Angeles Lakers game at Madison Square Garden on Feb. 1. She also appeared during the March 29 matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Knicks at Paycom Center.

Cunningham, on the other hand, recently joined USA Network as a studio analyst for its 2026 WNBA coverage. Her addition is part of the network’s new media deal with the league. The agreement includes more than 50 games from this year through 2036. 

The veteran guard also co-hosts the podcast “Show Me Something,” which she created with her childhood friend, West Wilson. Cunningham previously served as a guest analyst for the Phoenix Suns. 

Aliyah Boston supports Caitlin Clark, Sophie Cunningham’s off-court careers

During a recent interview at team practice, Boston expressed enthusiasm for her teammates’ career choices off the court. She believes players provide fans with better insight into the game than regular commentators.

“I love it,” the All-Star forward said. “I think anytime you have the opportunity to have professional athletes in general, continue to talk about the game, I think there’s always new eyes on the game.

“And so to get the perspective of a player, I feel like there’s no better feeling than that, especially as a fan listening in, because you really get to understand it a little bit differently.”

Boston established her own digital media presence with the launch of the “Post Moves” podcast in July 2025. She partnered with WNBA legend Candace Parker for the weekly series.

The podcast gives fans a look into their daily lives and personal interests, both on and off the court, through candid conversations. New episodes are released every Wednesday on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other platforms.

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