Caitlin Clark's return from a groin strain was less than ideal for the Indiana Fever during Wednesday's 80-61 loss to the Golden State Valkyries, a discombobulation of sorts within a lineup that never seemed to be on the same page.

The Golden State Valkyries defeated the Indiana Fever for the second time this season on Wednesday in an 80-61 rout in Caitlin Clark’s return from injury. Clark

Schnell ranked Caitlin Clark fourth. Clark, of course, went on to win rookie of the year honors while reshaping the WNBA in just about every way. She has become her own economy, with TV ratings and sold-out arenas following her across the league.

Bluder's words perhaps take on more relevance now, nearly a month after Clark's latest dust-up with Connecticut Sun's Marina Mabrey. Clark's teammate, Sophie Cunningham, showed her willingness to defend Clark during a heated Fever-Sun contest that saw Clark get shoved to the ground and featured a chaotic end-of-game brawl.

Briann January had her share of injuries during her playing career. Now, as Fever assistant coach, she's helping Caitlin Clark work through her own.

Washington Mystics star rookie Sonia Citron spoke about Caitlin Clark drafting her to Clark's WNBA All-Star roster.

Caitlin Clark flips the script at the WNBA All-Star Draft! In a live, unscripted twist, Clark traded coach Cheryl Reeve—linked to her Olympic snub—for Liberty’s Sandy Brondello. The move, unprecedented in All-Star history,

Concerning Photo Emerges of Caitlin Clark Draft Pick Before All-Star Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier, the two 2025 WNBA All-Star captains, drafted their All-Star rosters on Tuesday. Each of them selected four starters and six reserves.

As the WNBA continues to gain mainstream recognition, its biggest stars are following suit. This includes ex-UConn great Paige Bueckers and former Iowa standout