Caitlin Clark Sends Strong Message to Lexie Hull Amid Injury originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Caitlin Clark is currently out of the Indiana Fever lineup, sidelined with a quadriceps injury she suffered during the early stages of the season.

The Indiana Fever faced a harsh reality in their first game without Caitlin Clark in over a year, falling 83–77 to the Washington Mystics on Wednesday.

The Indiana Fever are 0-1 without Caitlin Clark in the lineup. Will that change today against the Connecticut Sun? Clark, who is out at least two weeks with a left quad strain, has missed one game so far for the Fever (an 83-77 loss to the Washington Mystics on May 28).

The Indiana Fever delivered a surprising move just hours before their showdown against the Connecticut Sun. On Friday, the WNBA world had anticipated the usual tunnel walk where players typically showcase their personal style.

Lexie Hull and the Indiana Fever traveled to Washington on Wednesday for a matchup against the Mystics. Following a 90-88 loss to the New York Liberty four nights ago, the Fever looked to bounce back.

The Connecticut Sun and Indiana Fever will meet on Friday night in an exciting WNBA matchup at Gainbridge Fieldhouse that will be aired on ION.

With engines set to roar at the Indy 500 this weekend, the Indiana Fever guard rolled into Gainbridge Fieldhouse draped in the spirit of the city: a striking Indianapolis Motor Speedway jacket that screamed hometown pride and swagger in equal parts. No press release needed. She let the outfit do the talking.

Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White saw her team drop a home nail-biter against the New York Liberty on Saturday. White's coaching initially came into question late in the game when Fever guard Lexie Hull got called for a foul that sent Liberty superstar guard Sabrina Ionescu to the line for the game-winning free throws.