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Caitlin Clark's participation in today's match against Brazil is under question due to injuries. Here's the injury report for the game happening in Iowa.

Caitlin Clark's participation in Sunday's preseason game between the Fever and Brazil, set at her former school, Iowa, remains uncertain.

Caitlin Clark's participation in today's match against Brazil is under question due to injuries. Here's the injury report for the game happening in Iowa.

Catch the Indiana Fever's Homecoming Game!

Get ready for some electrifying basketball action as the Indiana Fever go head-to-head with Brazil at Iowa's Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Sunday. This game brings a nostalgic vibe for the squad's second-year guard, Caitlin Clark, who was once a star player for the Hawkeyes.

However, the question remains: will Clark be on the court? She's currently listed as a game-time decision on the injury report, with a return date slated for May 10. While she missed the team's last game (a thrilling overtime win over the Washington Mystics) due to a lower leg injury, all signs suggest she may be ready to play tonight.

Clark's Injury and Upcoming Match-up

Though she sat out Saturday's preseason win over the Mystics, head coach Stephanie White expressed no long-term worries. White said Clark was eager to get back in the game despite her injury, and was actively involved on the bench, sharing defensive strategies and keeping her teammates engaged.

Clark's absence was precautionary, with the focus being on her long-term health before the regular season kicks off. Although she played through her injury during training camp and only missed two games during her college career (both due to a busted eardrum), it seems her current issue is relatively minor.

As for her Sunday plans, White expects Clark to be "good to go in the next 24 hours." In a video posted by the WNBA, Clark expressed her excitement about playing back in Iowa and sharing the sights of her beloved hometown with her teammates.

Teammate Speaks up

While Clark's status is uncertain, her team-mate recently made waves with her comments after an impressive preseason debut. Join us to find out more!

Stay Tuned!

Brazil, on the other hand, has no reported injuries as of now. So, buckle up and get ready to cheer for your favorite team!

[1] The Indianapolis Star's Chloe Peterson[2] ESPN[3] USA Today[4] WNBA Official Site

  1. Despite her current lower leg injury, Caitlin Clark's eagerness and active involvement on the bench suggest she might play in the upcoming homecoming game for the Indiana Fever.
  2. Head coach Stephanie White expects Caitlin Clark to be "good to go in the next 24 hours," which could mean a likely appearance for the second-year guard in the WNBA basketball match against Brazil.
  3. If Caitlin Clark can't make it to the game, basketball fans will still be excited to catch the Indiana Fever going head-to-head with Brazil in the homecoming game, especially considering there are no reported injuries on the Brazilian team.
  4. Caitlin Clark, a star player for the Hawkeyes in her college days, has expressed her excitement about playing back in Iowa and sharing her hometown with her WNBA teammates, making this homecoming game an even more special event for both the team and the fans.
Caitlin Clark's participation in the Fever's preseason game against Brazil on Sunday, held at her former university, Iowa, is up in the air.
Caitlin Clark's participation in the Fever's preseason clash against Brazil, scheduled for Sunday at her former school, Iowa, remains uncertain.
Caitlin Clark's participation in Sunday's preseason contest between the Fever and Brazil, scheduled to take place at her former college, Iowa, remains uncertain as she is currently on the game-time decision list.

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