The Indiana Fever just lost their first game playing without superstar Caitlin Clark, who is out at least two weeks with a quad injury. On Friday, they host what seems to be the league’s worst team in the Connecticut Sun as 10.5-point favorites.

As of Friday morning, the WNBA has surpassed the 50 injury (55) and 300 games lost (304) marks. That's an average of 3.7 injuries per day since the season started. There are still two more days in May. @thenext.bsky.social

Caitlin Clark’s minimum two-week absence is taking a toll on the Indiana Fever and the WNBA. The Indiana Fever are now 0-2 since the All-Star guard went down with a left quad injury on Saturday.

When the Connecticut Sun added Tina Charles in the offseason, they knew they were getting one of the most accomplished players in WNBA history. They also knew they were adding a player with the character they wanted to help develop the young core they planned to build around.

The Indiana Fever will look for a better result as they deal with the absence of superstar Caitlin Clark when they host the winless Connecticut Sun on Friday in Indianapolis. With the reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year sidelined due to a strained left quad,

Bueckers has averaged 13 points, 6.3 assists and 4.3 rebounds in her first four WNBA games. She has shot 34% overall, including 33.3% from the 3-point line.

The Connecticut Sun are exploring financial scenarios, including a possible sale. Could the state lose its only professional sports franchise?

The WNBA season is underway. One of the biggest storylines of the season so far is Caitlin Clark going down with a quad injury.

The Connecticut Sun couldn't get their first win of the 2025 WNBA season on Tuesday. Against the Las Vegas Aces, the Sun struggled and fell to a 0-2 record following an 87-62 defeat. The Aces were led by A'ja Wilson, who had a strong game with 22 points, 10 rebounds and four assists.