The Indiana Fever announced some bad news on Monday, as Caitlin Clark will be out for at least two weeks with a strained left quadriceps muscle. The reigning WNBA Rookie of the Year has gotten off to a good start to her second season,

Caitlin Clark is driving a projected $1 billion WNBA boom and rewriting women's sports economics in real time.

Caitlin Clark is out for at least 2 weeks with a left quad strain, affecting Indiana Fever's gameplay and scoring strategy, with ticket prices falling.

The impact of the Indiana Fever star goes well beyond the basketball court. In her second season, Clark is also changing the league’s bottom line.

By this point, it’s been well established that Caitlin Clark is an unprecedented draw for the WNBA. But how valuable will the Indiana Fever star be to the league in just the second season of her professional career?

Caitlin Clark is making a significant impact on the court and in the WNBA. The second-year guard for the Indian Fever quickly became one of the league’s biggest stars, and her influence goes beyond just playing basketball.

Caitlin Clark's economic impact on the WNBA is projected to surpass the $1 billion threshold in 2025, according to finance educator Ryan Brewer.

Caitlin Clark is projected to generate $1 billion for the WNBA after breaking records on the court for the Indiana Fever and off the court with attendance, jersey sales, and viewership