Caitlin Clark is back! Here's how to watch the Indiana Fever vs. NY Liberty on Sling
Caitlin Clark is back! Here's how to watch the Indiana Fever vs. NY Liberty on Sling
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Caitlin Clark is back! The women's basketball phenom sat out for three weeks after suffering an injury on May 24. She missed five games, including one against foe Angel Reese and the Chicago Sky (where the Fever won 79-52).
Clark averaged 19 points per game, 6 rebounds and 9.3 assists in the four games she played before her injury. Later this week, Clark is expected to launch the second edition of her signature basketball line with Wilson Sporting Goods. This drop includes a nod to teammate Aliyah Boston.
Here's how to watch Caitlin Clark's return when the New York Liberty face the Indiana Fever:
How to watch the New York Liberty vs. the Indiana Fever
The Indiana Fever will host the New York Liberty on Saturday, June 14 at 3 p.m. ET at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
The game will air on ABC. You can watch it with a Sling TV subscription.
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