The “realistic” timeline of Caitlin Clarak infection

It seems that the fever will not return to the Caitlin Clark in the court for another few weeks, according to the ESPN report.

Hoops, a Hoops correspondent on the network, said during a report issued by the national television broadcast on Sunday about the sky fever game that could provide the third week in August the best conditions for the WNBA star to return.

Clark dealt with many cases of injury this season, as she was recently injured in the right thigh on July 15 against The Sun, which was the last match in which she played.

“Clark watched a specialist last week and no additional injury was found in this test and survey. Stephanie White told us that they would be more cautious in her approach to her return to play this time,” she said in the air. “The last time she returned from injury, she did not get any time (or) at any time to adapt her adaptation. This time, you will make sure that she has time and practices to get rhythm and time with her teammates.

“While looking at its schedule, the third week in August offers a few training days as it appears to be realistic. While it remains day after day, this seems to be a better time schedule for the potential return of Caitlin Clark.”

On Sunday, it was the fourth consecutive match, and it was absent from the rising for the year 2024 for this year due to the injury and its thirteenth match this season that the disease had kept it outside the field.

While Clark did not play, she was on hand in the game, which is often expected when she drives Clark and Sky Sky Square’s Sky Off against each other.

A video clip from inside the scene showed by the fans looking for signatures before the match and signing basketball talents for every fans.

Kylen Mills said on X that Clark signed the signatures of the fans for 20 minutes in Chicago.

“She made her way around 2/3 of the square, at one time, security personnel tried to mix it in the tunnel but it continued,” Mills said.

The fever defeated the sky 93-78.