Will Caitlin Clark return from her right groin injury in the 2025 WNBA season? ESPN's broadcast crew shared potential return games for Clark.

In a follow-up response to ESPN’s Ramona Shelburne, who provided a general comment about the WNBA’s growing attendance, Green made it clear he was focused on the outlet’s decision to feature Bueckers on this graphic — seemingly alluding to the shift away from Clark for such posts.

The Indiana Fever have been without Caitlin Clark for weeks, and while her recovery from a groin injury was expected to keep her sidelined temporarily, the lack of clarity around h

But others felt dismissed by last year's coverage of the situation saying, “So NOW they're talking about [Caitlin Clark] being a target, but last year we were crazy new CC stans. Typical ESPN.

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,

Whitlock went on to mention the likes of Simon Biles, Naomi Osaka, Ronda Rousey, Raven Sanders and Serena Williams, who all, while at the peak of their popularity and powers, suffered mental health issues as a result of the pressure they were facing.

Sophie Cunningham seemingly has words for everyone, and Skip Bayless won’t be spared. The bombastic hot take artist suggested Cunningham’s Fever teammate, Caitlin Clark, may be downplaying the severity of the right groin injury she suffered on July 15, which has kept her sidelined since.

Clark’s return alongside Mitchell would give Indiana the offensive punch it desperately needs as it tries to withstand Cunningham’s potential absence. At 19-16, the Fever sit in sixth place in the standings, leaving them at risk of slipping out of the playoff picture.