Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark is listed out for Tuesday’s contest against the Seattle Storm, according to beat writer Tony East. It will mark the 16th straight game that Clark has missed as she recovers from a right groin injury.

Clark suffered the injury on July 15 against the Connecticut Sun, and it also caused her to miss the WNBA All-Star Game that month. She has now been sidelined more than a month and has about two weeks left to make her return before the end of the regular season.

The good news is that Clark appears to be close to getting back on the court for game action. She was present at the team’s shootaround Sunday morning prior to a game against the Minnesota Lynx, marking her first time working with the team since suffering the injury.

Still, Clark has yet to make her return to the practice court. The Fever fell into a tie for eighth place in the WNBA standing after a 97-84 loss against the Lynx on Sunday and are only one game ahead of the ninth-place Los Angeles Sparks.

That in mind, Clark can’t return soon enough to save her team’s postseason hopes. But they’ll have to be without her for at least one more game when the Fever take on the Storm at 7 p.m. ET on Tuesday.

Caitlin Clark drops new logo, announces timeframe for apparel collection, signature shoe

Fans waiting for more Caitlin Clark apparel will be getting some in the very near future. The Indiana Fever star announced Monday that she has a new logo collection set to release soon through Nike.

“Logo collection coming soon,” Clark wrote on X. “Signature product dropping 2026.”

The “signature product” that Clark is referencing is a signature shoe as well as a signature apparel collection, per Chloe Peterson of The Indianapolis Star. That collection will include shirts, pants, hoodies and shorts, along with special pieces in adult sizes only.

The first drop from the logo collection is set to release on Sept. 1 and will feature a navy and yellow t-shirt. After that, a full apparrell collection featuring the logo will drop on Oct. 1.

“To me, this is more than just a logo, it’s a dream come true,” Clark said in a statement announcing her logo. “People always talk about leaving your mark on the game — and this is another way I can do that.”

Clark will become the third WNBA player to have a shoe released through Nike, joining Sabrina Ionescu and A’ja Wilson. Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese, who was in the same draft class as Clark and won a national championship against her in college, has her first signature shoe set to drop later this year with Reebok.