Caitlin Clark suffered another injury late in the Indiana Fever's 85-77 win over the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday night. Caitlin's younger brother, Colin Clark, wasn't happy with the officials and appeared to blame them for the injury.
"Make no mistake, this is on the reffing," Colin tweeted before deleting the post.
The injury happened with around 40 seconds left in the game, with the Indiana Fever up by seven points before Kelsey Mitchell converted Caitlin Clark's assist. Clark immediately grabbed her groin after the play and was seen gingerly walking to the other side of the court.
Aliyah Boston approached her teammate, who was beginning to tear up, possibly realizing that she had suffered another injury. Clark had just returned from a groin injury that had kept her out for five games. Clark also missed five games early in the season due to a hamstring injury.
The timing of Caitlin Clark's injury is concerning not just for the Indiana Fever but also for the WNBA. The All-Star Game is set to take place this weekend in Indianapolis. Clark is one of the team captains and is also pencilled in for her debut in the 3-point contest.
Stephanie White provides an update on Caitlin Clark's injury

Speaking to reporters after the game, Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White provided an update on Caitlin Clark's late-game injury. Clark is set to be evaluated on Wednesday morning before the game against the New York Liberty.
White also reiterated that her team will be ready for the defending champs regardless of Clark's status.
"(We'll) see where we are, but this group has played without her," White said. "At least we’ve got experience in that. We know that we have a tough opponent in New York. We know that it's gonna be a challenge no matter what, and we just gotta get locked in and ready to work."