It had been 150 days since Clark played in an official, competitive basketball game. Clark was limited to playing in just 13 games during the WNBA's regular season last year due to a nagging groin injury.

Caitlin Clark was not persuaded to join Project B, which is the new overseas startup league that is offering huge contracts.

With CBA negotiations fueling the WNBA offseason, Fever star Caitlin Clark said "It’s important that we find a way to play next season."

Clark caught up with reporters at Team USA camp about her health, offseason plans, and WNBA CBA negotiations.

Caitlin Clark spoke to reporters Friday at Duke University during USA Basketball training camp and made a plea for compromise in the labor battle between the WNBA and the players, which has been raging for months as the two sides try to come to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement.

Fever's Caitlin Clark was limited to 13 games in her second season in the WNBA, but her availability didn't affect her ability to sell trading cards.

In her second WNBA season with the Indiana Fever, star guard Caitlin Clark was limited to just 13 games, with her last appearance coming on July 15.

If you blinked during Caitlin Clark's 2025 WNBA season, you might have missed the whole thing. Between a sprained ankle, a stress reaction, and what felt like the league’s longest injury report cameo,