For Fever star Caitlin Clark, 2025 has been a season of firsts, and not necessarily in a good way. Clark played for 10 days, then missed two more weeks. Finally, Clark came back for a week in early July,

Following Sunday's contest, the Fever will have an extended break. They won't return to action until Aug. 22, when they'll return home to take on the first-place Minnesota Lynx. The team, and perhaps Clark, will have much-needed practice time during that period. Still, it remains unclear when she'll return to practice, let alone games.

Amid her injury recovery, Caitlin Clark showed support to her boyfriend, Connor McCaffery, who was mourning the loss of a family member on Saturday.

Indiana Fever Move in ESPN’s Power Rankings After Caitlin Clark Update originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Indiana Fever (18-14) have stayed in a strong position to make the WNBA playoffs without superstar guard Caitlin Clark in the lineup, but doubts are creeping in after an up-and-down week in Indianapolis.

The update on Caitlin Clark's injury status has essentially been a series of non updates. The Indiana Fever have made it clear that they are proceeding with the

Ahead of the matchup against the Sun, head coach Stephanie White spoke out with a brief update about Clark. When asked if Clark would return at some point this season, White spoke out with honest hope. She started off with a three-word message on the situation.

That's where Rookie of the Year favorite Caitlin Clark comes into the mix. She's broken seemingly every rookie record imaginable (even several WNBA records, too). She has helped the Indiana Fever surpass its 2023 win total and legitimately make a case for a playoff seat. Lobo says a season like that could earn her MVP votes. Here's what she shared about Caitlin's chances: