Indiana Fever Star Caitlin Clark Sidelined Two Weeks With Injury

Indiana Fever star guard Caitlin Clark has been ruled out for at least two weeks due to a left quadriceps strain, marking the first time she has missed a game in her professional career. Clark, who leads the WNBA in assists and is a key offensive player for the Fever, is expected to miss a minimum of four games, including nationally televised matchups and high-profile road games moved to larger arenas. The injury presents a significant challenge for the Fever, who have a 2-2 record with close losses and rely heavily on Clark's scoring and playmaking. Although the exact recovery timeline is uncertain, the team's re-evaluation is scheduled for June 9, with the potential for Clark to return later in the month. Fans and analysts have expressed concern over the impact of her absence on the Fever's championship prospects, given her critical role in the team's success and the increased difficulty of upcoming games. Clark’s popularity continues to boost WNBA viewership, underscoring the broader implications of her injury beyond just the Fever’s performance.