For the first time in his WNBA career, he was sidelined due to injury, and Clark, the "savior of women's basketball", was off for at least 2 weeks

The new WNBA season started a few days ago, and Caitlin Clark, who joined the Indiana fanaticism as the champion last season and is known as the "savior of women's basketball", has recently been injured and is expected to rest for at least 2 weeks.

Clarke has a quadriceps strain on his left side and will be out for at least two weeks

The Indiana Fever announced on the 27th that Clark will miss at least 2 weeks due to a left quadriceps strain, which is the first time she has missed the regular season due to injury since joining the WNBA, and she has only missed warm-up games in the past because of a leg injury.

Fever head coach Stephanie White said she wasn't sure when Clark got injured, but she was glad that Clark was willing to talk about the injury, because many great players hide their injuries and Clark told the truth that the injury can be resolved before it gets serious. ESPN revealed that Clarke's leg was already uncomfortable in the last game against the New York Liberty, and that Clark had been dealing with a quadriceps injury before the season, but this time the injury was new.

So far this season, Clark has averaged 19 points, 6 rebounds and 9.3 assists, and is currently the league's leading assists leader, and she also played a triple-double of 20 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in the team's opening game, as well as 2 steals and 4 blocks.