If Clark can't suit up for the Dream game, that likely puts her on track to return at home in Gainbridge Fieldhouse on June 14 against the Liberty — the same team she suffered her first major injury against. Michael Gallagher covers national trending news across the NFL, NHL, NBA, WNBA, college football and entertainment for Newsweek.

Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark had the same reaction as most fans after the Pacers shocked the Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals.

The Fever entered the season with high hopes in Clark's second WNBA season, but a left quadriceps strain has sidelined her for at least two weeks.

Caitlin Clark got off to a great start in her sophomore season for the Indiana Fever, but the campaign was derailed almost immediately, as the WNBA superstar suffered a quad injury in the fourth game of the year.

Here's what you need to know about the connection between Texas softball's Teagan Kavan and Caitlin Clark ahead of the WCWS championship series:

Cameras caught Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark presenting head coach Stephanie White with a special gift on the bench during Tuesday’s game against the Washington Mystics. On May 26, the Fever announced that Caitlin Clark would miss at least two weeks with a left quadriceps strain.

The Mystics (3-4), who beat the Fever last week, have two rookie starters, Kiki Iriafen and Sonia Citron. Chloe Peterson is your best Fever follow, and sign up for our Caitlin Clark Fever newsletter.