When it was announced that Indianapolis, Indiana was hosting the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game, fans were likely thrilled to be able to watch hometown star Caitlin Clark play on her home turf. However, that isn't going to happen despite the Indiana Fever guard being named a captain for the All-Star Game opposite Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier.

Caitlin Clark will join several WNBA players as the player's union meets with league officials in Indianapolis on Thursday, July 17. The conversation between both parties is likely to be tense, as the WNBA faces the expiration of its current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) at the end of October.

Caitlin Clark missed Wednesday's game against the New York Liberty due to the right groin injury she suffered during Tuesday's outing. With her sidelined, the Indiana Fever got blown out by the reigning WNBA champions.

Caitlin Clark left Indiana's win against Connecticut late in the fourth with what looked to be her fourth muscle injury of the season.

Perhaps no group is more fed up with the WNBA these day than the Caitlin Clark fanbase. But it's easy to see why they're so frustrated amid her most recent injury. Clark suffered yet another injury in last night's win over the Connecticut Sun.

Clark has recently been critical of Engelbert for the pay discrepancy between winning the in-season WNBA Commissioner's Cup, which is around $30,000 for each player, plus about $10,000 in crypto from Coinbase, and the WNBA title, which is $20,825.