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Sydney Colson had Aliyah Boston and Candace Parker cracking up after Boston directed a question to her Indiana Fever teammate, following a suggestion from a fan. During the latest episode of "Post Moves" on Wednesday, Boston read a fan's suggestion that alluded to organizing "a Gays vs Straight All-Star Game."Following the suggestion, Boston asked Colson who she was drafting. However, the Fever veteran star's follow-up question cracked up both Boston and her co-host, Candace Parker."Wait, gays who are out?" Colson innocently asked if she was allowed to also draft players who were not openly gay.After Aliyah Boston hilariously begged Colson to only name players who had come out as gay, the latter quipped with one after another hilarious remark."I mean we got most of the league," Colson said. "I mean you'll can see who you [choose]."Colson named Aliyah Boston on the straight team, along with three other WNBA straight stars. But she couldn't name the fifth star."You got you, [Sabrina Ionescu], Napheesa [Collier], A'ja [Wilson], and I don't know, you need a fifth."Candace Parker also chipped in and hilariously suggested that the gay players could have their own "Dream Team."In the last few years, the WNBA has seen a meteoric rise, and with that has also come unprecedented attention towards the league. While the league reached deeper among fans, the long list of players in same sex relationships also became a topic among fans.Sydney Colson paints picture of Aliyah Boston's rare competitive crashoutsAliyah Boston is one of the brightest young stars in the league. On a team that has seen Caitlin Clark overwhelmingly attracting most attention, Boston continues to gain love from the fans.Since being drafted in 2023, Boston's competitive attitude has helped her along the path. However, the young 23-year-old also has a tough time channeling her competitiveness, which has sometimes resulted in crashouts on the court.During her appearance on the "Post Moves" podcast, Sydney Colson painted the perfect picture of her teammate's competitive crashouts on the court."There are some timeouts where I'm like...hitting her hand coming into the timeout," Colson said. "As people are coming and then I'm like we're all standing there waiting cuz she's on the ref's a** like so I'm like all right, 'well let me go talk to other people.' Then...you see her down there, she's like [getting in the face of the referee]." (Timestamp 39:28)Colson also added that her teammate's crashouts were not sudden but gradual, and usually happened when Boston was fed up.
