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She missed a few games, including the highly anticipated All-Star Weekend, and fans have been anxiously waiting for any word on her return. Well, the wait might finally be over. According to a new report from ESPN, Clark’s comeback is officially on the horizon and there’s a date to circle on the calendar.

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Connecticut Sun fans cheered and celebrated as the fan was escorted from his courtside seat at TD Garden in Boston.

With the hype around the 2025 WNBA season, this year’s All-Star weekend was a highly anticipated event. In no other time of the season would you be able to see Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark hail a cross-court pass to reigning MVP A’ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces––or Minnesota Lynx standout Napheesa Collier set a screen for Dallas Wings rookie Paige Bueckers.

If Caitlin had not worn the "Pay us what you owe us" shirt during the warmups, then it might have been okay for Kelsey to call her out. But she wore it proudly like everyone else.

"Angel Reese agrees with Caitlin Clark and Indiana Fever that refs are trash," another WNBA fan said. Officiating issues haven't been limited to just Clark and Reese, but perhaps the two outspoken fan bases shining a spotlight on the problem together will ...

Caitlin Clark returned from injury in dominant fashion—dropping 32 points and dazzling fans at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. But five fans made her performance even more special, traveling 22 hours from Hong Kong just to watch her play live.