The Indiana Fever's first game without Caitlin Clark did not go well, as they fell to the Washington Mystics in Baltimore, 83-77. Minus their maestro, the Fever struggled to get going on offense and shot 39.7% from the field, including 5 of 21 from 3-point range, and turned the ball over 17 times.

Caitlin Clark is definitely about that life-even when she isn't playing. Clark, who is out for the next two weeks with a quad injury, was seen carrying an adorable toddler around CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore for the Indiana Fever's game against the Washington Mystics,

The Indiana Fever found themselves adjusting their offense as Caitlin Clark recovers from an injury. There was one positive sign, though. Here's what we learned.

Olsen was a very good player at Spring-Ford High, the school’s all-time leading scorer when she graduated and the 2021 Miss Pennsylvania Basketball award winner. But it wasn’t earth-shattering when the Collegeville native arrived at Villanova, just as it wasn’t when Maddy Siegrist arrived from Poughkeepsie, N.Y., three years earlier.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark brought her assistant coach's baby in for a cameo when posing for photos before her team's May 28 game.

When Caitlin Clark was announced out for two weeks due to a strained left quadriceps, it was one of the worst possible news for the Indiana Fever. The post Lexie Hull Doubles Down on Caitlin Clark’s Locker Room Impact as Insider Spotlights Another Fever Star’s Drive to Improve appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Caitlin Clark, sidelined with a quad strain, took on an unexpected role as a 'camera girl' during the Indiana Fever's recent game against the Washington Mystics. Despite her absence on the court, Clark remained engaged,

Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark poses with fans before the game with the Washington Mystics in WNBA basketball in Baltimore. (/Staff) Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark walks toward the bench as center/forward Aliyah Boston smiles during WNBA basketball in Baltimore.