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Mystics defeat Caitlin Clark-less Fever

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Fever's path forward with Caitlin Clark injured: Identifying three main issues from 'gut punch' Mystics loss

Against the Mystics, they didn't score a single fastbreak point.

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Mystics HC Sends Warning About Fever Without Caitlin Clark

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With an injured Caitlin Clark watching, young Mystics take apart Fever

Caitlin Clark's injury won't change how the Fever play, but it will change what they prioritize

Colson, who made her WNBA debut back in 2011 and won two championships with the Las Vegas Aces in 2022 and 2023, was brought in primarily for her experience and leadership and has only received spot m...

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Caitlin Clark gives refs piece of her mind despite injury absence

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Mystics beat the shorthanded Fever 83-77 with injured star Caitlin Clark watching from bench

Without Caitlin Clark, the Fever must avoid spiraling. Here are 3 pieces of advice

The Fever announced Monday that Clark will miss a minimum of two weeks with a left quad injury, a stretch that includes games against the Connecticut Sun and rematches against the Mystics and Chicago...

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Caitlin Clark injury: Fever ticket prices drop significantly following star's injury

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What can Caitlin Clark’s injury absence tell us about her importance to the WNBA’s business?

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WNBA star Caitlin Clark is a showstopper in Baltimore, even without playing

Caitlin Clark is sidelined by an injury, but the WNBA star made her presence felt in front of a captivated crowd in Baltimore.

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Caitlin Clark Combines Babysitting With Blue Jeans for Fever Pregame Outfit Flex

Indiana Fever superstar guard Caitlin Clark is not active for her team's May 28 game against the Washington Mystics, which is taking place in CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, Maryland, a venue that seats 11,

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Niele Ivey tips ex-Notre Dame star to follow in Caitlin Clark's footsteps in WNBA

Mystics rookie guard Sonia Citron is emerging as a top candidate for the WNBA Rookie of the Year award according to her former Notre Dame coach Niele Ivey