Indiana Fever’s Clark raises fresh concerns ahead of the All-Star event.
Caitlin Clark’s sophomore year in the WNBA has been anything but smooth, as the star point guard has repeatedly found herself sidelined with a string of lower-body injuries. Clark’s immense popularity among WNBA fans earned her the captain’s role for the upcoming All-Star Game this weekend.
Caitlin Clark limped off to the sidelines with just one minute left in the Connecticut Sun game on Tuesday. She appeared to suffer a non-contact injury while attempting a shot late in the fourth quarter. The point guard felt something in her groin area and limped away, catching it in the pain.
Broadcast cameras remained fixed on Clark during the final timeout, capturing her visible discomfort and distress. The 23-year-old was in tears, and her teammates were seen consoling her. This marks her third lower-body issue this season, further complicating her comeback efforts.
caitlin is distraught after appearing to injure her groin pic.twitter.com/7YtKpghG5K
— correlation (@nosyone4) July 16, 2025
Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White claimed that Caitlin Clark felt something in her groin. To contextualize, the WNBA star just recently returned from a groin injury. She was out for five games, including the WNBA Commissioner’s Cup Final against the Minnesota Lynx.
However, as she walked off the court, Clark was seen clutching her right groin area, different from the site of her previous injury. Her previous injury occurred at the left groin area. This looks like a fresh injury rather than an aggravation of the previous injury.
Judging by Clark’s facial expressions and emotional reaction, she could be in danger of missing another stretch of games, including the All-Star showcase. Fans were excited to see her take on Naphessa Collier’s side. But that scenario looks done and dusted.
The Fever point guard has already missed nine games this season. With multiple injuries already in the books, Fever management will need to exercise caution regarding Clark’s return timeline this time around.
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