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Caitlin Clark has been on the bench that tamed an injury since Indiana’s fever was on the road against the sun of Connecticut just a few moments from the rupture of the star game.
Since then, his return to the floor has been closely protected. Clark’s wounded right groin has not been able to heal enough to even return to the practice floor. The fever chief coach, Stephanie White, told journalists that there was not a calendar for her to return to alignment.
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Indiana’s fever guard injured Caitlin Clark presented against Phoenix Mercury during a WNBA game in Phx Arena. (Mark J. Rebila/images imagn)
“Until I can put into practice and until they see it in practice, it is really Status quo,” he told reporters on Wednesday.
To do the most frustrating things, multiple reports indicated on Wednesday that Clark suffered a bone bruise on the left ankle while rehabilitated by his groin injury. A source told the Indy star that the ankle problem would not have affected its timeline.
Sophie Cunningham, who will also miss the rest of the season after an MCL torn against the sun, dropped some pepitas on the process of injury and recovery of Clark.
“She does not even know (when she returns). Literally, she is a legitimate type of day to day,” he said in the podcast “show something.” “Yes, it is close, you must remember that I would be playing if I were not in the WNBA at this time. At this level, with how deep and how good people are today in our league, the best thing he has ever been trying to recover it in the form of the game is what they are trying to do.”
Indiana’s fever guard, Caitlin Clark (22) reacts to a call from the referee on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, during the game in Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis. (Grace Holgars / Indiestar / USA Today Network through IMAGN images)
The fever star, Sophie Cunningham, hit the third fine of the WNBA after Paige Bueckers commented on her podcast
Cunningham insisted that he did not retain any information.
The fever said on July 24 that the sniper “underwent more medical evaluations earlier this week, which confirmed that no additional injuries or damages were discovered.”
Clark’s return is still one of the greatest mysteries in WNBA as the regular season comes to an end. 22 games have been lost so far this season with three separate muscle injuries. A game was never lost at the University and played in each fever game last season when he won the WNBA Rookie Award.
The Indiana fever guard, Caitlin Clark (22) reacts at the bank after a play in the last second of the game against the Connecticut Sun in TD Garden. (David Butler II/Imagn images)
Indiana was sixth in the WNBA classification and won the commissioner’s Cup this season.
