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Meghan L. Hall

7 WNBA players with unique offseason jobs, including Aliyah Boston working as a broadcaster

Aliyah Boston WNBA Kahleah Copper Allisha Gray Ariel Atkins Atlanta Dream Basketball Chiney Ogwumike Rhyne Howard

With the WNBA offseason underway, several players take up other jobs, including Rookie of the Year, Aliyah Boston.

It’s not uncommon for athletes to find creative ways to spend their offseason. Some immediately head overseas to play more basketball once their season ends to keep their skillsets fresh. Others stay stateside in preparation for upcoming Olympic games.

Some athletes find new hobbies to take up that they don’t typically get to do during the season. From broadcasting to opening a restaurant, these hoopers prove that their game extends far beyond the court.

Here are the seven WNBA players with unique offseason jobs, including Aliyah Boston joining Peacock:

1
Chiney Ogwumike, Los Angeles Sparks - ESPN basketball analyst and host

2
Haley Jones, Atlanta Dream - NBA TV WNBA Finals commentator

3
Allisha Gray, Atlanta Dream - Owner of WNB Factory restaurant

4
Ariel Atkins, Washington Mystics - Assistant Coach for Player Development

5
Kahleah Copper, Chicago Sky - Rutgers WBB Director of Athletic Culture and Professional Development

6
Rhyne Howard, Atlanta Dream - Florida WBB Assistant Coach and Director of Player Personnel

7
Aliyah Boston, Indiana Fever - Peacock Big Ten Women's Basketball studio analyst

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