Caitlin Clark is officially back.
Indiana boom star guard Caitlin Clark was approved to return to the roster after missing a five-game left four-round run.
Fever Friday afternoon announced Clark was fine.
She’s back
Caitlin Clark is preparing to face New York tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/tofuyff99m
– Indiana Fever (@indianafever) June 13, 2025
Clark has been eliminated since May 26, although not silent. Rookie of the Year is basically the most animated assistant coach with fever.
She initially adjusted her injuries in May 24 against these freestyle matches, recording 38 minutes before MRI revealed that pressure.
Clark handled a calf problem earlier in the preseason, but fever coach Stephanie White made it clear that the limb injury “has nothing to do with the leg issues Clark handled in the preseason.”
Clark’s return also brought back the league’s most power statistics series: 19.0 points, 9.3 assists, 6.0 rebounds and nearly 3 3-pointers. She is one of the most dynamic double threats in W, and now she’s rested.
Beyond that, her loyalty to Indiana, she publicly said she wanted to go through her entire career:
“Thai [Haliburton] We both tell you this is where we both want to stay in the rest of the professions,” Clark told reporters. “People are like, ‘This is a small market. ‘But no, that’s what makes it interesting. These people, this is what the world means to them. ”
Freedom sat in the East on the Commissioner’s Cup 3-0, while Indiana (4-5 overall) still beat 2-1. The fever path is only +58 at point difference, and Saturday’s victory may open the game.
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