Kelsey Plum was left shocked after Rickea Jackson displayed incredible athleticism at one of the LA Sparks' training sessions. On Friday, Plum appeared as a guest on Sue Bird's "Bird's Eye View" podcast, where the Sparks guard discussed her departure from the Aces and more.During one segment in her time on the show, Bird asked Plum for her thoughts on Rickea Jackson; the Sparks guard recalled a practice session where Jackson made a stunning block on a guy from the Sparks practice squad."The other day at practice, playing against guys, we're on D, and this guy likes backdoor cuts. She was coming from the weak side, and someone passed it to him, he goes up to dunk it... and she blocked him at the rim," Plum said."I have never seen that before with a female... unbelievable talent!"The Sparks guard reenacted her dumbfounded expression while explaining the incident to Sue Bird. Later, she revealed that when she was passed the ball later in the drill, she threw it up in the air while calling the end of the practice session.On Saturday, Jackson retweeted the interview's clip on her X account and expressed her thoughts on Kelsey Plum's praise of her in the repost's caption."Met him at the rimmmm🤣🤣🤣."According to Spotrac, Rickea Jackson signed a $338,056 contract with the Sparks last year after the franchise selected her fourth in the 2024 draft.Kelsey Plum reveals her reason for moving to the Los Angeles SparksKelsey Plum surprised many when she left Las Vegas and moved to Los Angeles. Last offseason, she requested a trade from the Aces, a franchise where she had won two championships and made a name for herself.The Aces honored her request and traded her to the LA Sparks in January. However, not much was known about Plum's reasons for moving out of a team where she had the best chances to win another ring.During her Friday appearance on Sue Bird's podcast, Kelsey Plum gave the fans an insight into her motives for requesting a trade."If you really believe that you are as good as you think you are and think you can impact winning at the highest level, there’s only one way to find out," she said. "I would hate to have grandkids sitting on the couch and just being like, ‘I wonder if I would have."Later, Sue Bird summarised the Sparks guard's answer and said that she had an itch to see what it felt like to be in a leadership role at a franchise.