Caitlin Clark Is Probable FOR THE TENTH TIME, and The Fever Are STILL On Fire!
Alright, Seattle, you gotta hear this. The Indiana Fever are absolutely rolling, picking up their fourth straight W, and guess who’s listed as “probable” with back soreness yet again? Yep, Caitlin Clark. It's the *tenth game in a row* this two-time WNBA All-Star has shown up on the day-before injury report with that same tag. Is anyone else worried about this, or is it just me? This team is on a serious heater, but we gotta talk about what's going on behind the scenes!The Caitlin Clark Probable Streak: Is It Even Real?
Seriously, folks, ten games straight being listed as probable? That's wild. It feels like Groundhog Day every time the Fever drop their injury report. She’s got “back soreness,” we’re told, but then BAM, she's upgraded to available on game day, just like she has been for the past nine straight matchups. It makes you wonder, right? Is this a mind game? Are they just being super cautious? Whatever it is, it hasn't slowed her down one bit, and the Fever keep piling up wins. They're sitting at 9-5 now, heading into a big one against the Atlanta Dream (who are 9-4, by the way) tonight at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.Clark's Firepower Fuels the Streak
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n with the mysterious back soreness, Clark has been an absolute beast. She just snatched WNBA Eastern Conference Player of the Week honors, which is huge! Her last outing on Tuesday was a clinic: 21 points and a whopping 14 assists in their 113-91 demolition of Toronto. Think about that, 14 dimes! She’s out there making plays, scoring buckets, and leading this team despite whatever is going on with her back. This season, she’s putting up 20.4 points, 8.3 assists, and 4.6 boards per game through 13 contests. Her shooting splits are respectable too, hitting 40.2% from the field, 32.4% from deep, and a killer 88.3% from the free-throw line. And get this: she's the *only player* on their injury report. So, it's all about her, all the time.What's Next for the Fever?
So, tonight’s the night. The Fever take on the Atlanta Dream, tip-off at 6:30 p.m. CT. And if you want to watch Caitlin Clark likely suit up for her tenth "probable-turned-available" game in a row, you'll need to hit up Amazon Prime Video, because that's where it's streaming exclusively. Can they extend that four-game winning streak to five? With Clark on the floor, even with that mysterious "back soreness" tag, you gotta like their chances. This team is building something special, and we’re all here for the ride!This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.