Indiana Fever fans have gotten to see both Caitlin Clark and Aliyah Boston competing on the court this weekend, as both young superstars are participating at the Team USA women’s basketball senior team training camp in Durham, North Carolina this weekend. While fans are glad about getting to see Boston hooping, the real intrigue comes with Clark, given that she hasn’t competed since July 15 because of a groin and then an ankle injury. Clark only played in 13 WNBA regular season games and had to sit out the Fever’s entire postseason push. But now Clark is 100% healthy and is looking like the No. 22 that dominated at the University of Iowa for four college seasons and then transitioned seamlessly into the WNBA during her 2024 campaign with Indiana. Of course, Clark’s return to competing isn’t the only major storyline during this WNBA offseason. There is also the ongoing Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) negotiations between the league office and the players’ association. The biggest reason why these negoti
