Caitlin Clark reportedly sustained bone bruise in ankle during workout on Aug. 7 in addition to her lingering groin injury

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Caitlin Clark reportedly has another injury concern in addition to the right groin injury that's sidelined her for multiple weeks.
The Indiana Fever star sustained a bone bruise in her left ankle during a workout on Aug. 7, according to Fever reporters Scott Agness and Chloe Peterson. Per Peterson's report, the bone bruise is "mild," and Clark would still be sidelined with the groin injury regardless of the ankle injury.
The news of the bone bruise two weeks after it reportedly happened further muddies Clark's status for the remainder of the season. Prior to the news on Wednesday, Fever coach Stephanie White offered an update to media that didn't provide any clarity.
'Until she can get into practice, and until you guys see her in practice, it's really status quo, same as same as we have been,' White said.
Clark remained sidelined during the practice session that was open to media and did not speak with reporters.
This story will be updated.

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