Amanda Pflugrad used a step ladder to interview Phoenix Suns Center Bol Bol
Bol Bol and Amanda Pflugrad (Image Credit: X/@BleacherReport)

The Phoenix Suns recently played the New Orleans Pelicans in an intense game at the Footprint Center. Fans experienced several thrilling moments throughout the match. However, the standout highlight of the event occurred during the post-game interview with Bol Bol.

The South Sudanese-American basketball player towers at an impressive 7 feet 3 inches (2.21 m), positioning him among the tallest athletes in the NBA. His remarkable height offers him substantial advantages on both the offensive and defensive ends of the court. Nevertheless, it presents unique challenges for journalists attempting to interview him.

For instance, a notable occurrence transpired following a game against the Pelicans, in which Suns reporter Amanda Pflugrad resorted to using a step ladder to conduct her interview. This lighthearted moment elicited laughter from fans and commentators alike during the broadcast.

Bol put on an impressive performance for the Suns in their recent game against the Pelicans. He contributed 25 points, two assists, and three rebounds in just 26 minutes of play. His strong effort helped lead the Suns to a 125-108 victory over the Pelicans.

Fans In Stitches As Amanda Pflugrad Uses Step Ladder To Interview Bol Bol

When Bol’s post-game interview made its rounds on social media, it quickly became a source of amusement for fans. The segment, recently uploaded by Bleacher Report, showcased Amanda Pflugrad as she cleverly positioned herself on a ladder to speak with the towering player.

 

Viewers were delighted by the visual dynamics and the lightheartedness of the moment. The comment section was flooded with reactions as fans shared their laughter and thoughts about the amusing setup, highlighting Bol’s remarkable stature compared to Pflugrad’s creative approach to interviewing him.

Following their recent victory against the Pelicans, the Suns are in 11th place in the Western Conference standings. They have a record of 28 wins and 32 losses in the ongoing 2024-25 NBA season. Their next game will be against the Minnesota Timberwolves at Footprint Center.