Caitlin Clark Is Set To Return Tonight — Here's How To Watch The Fever Vs. Liberty Game Online

Caitlin Clark is making her grand return after being sidelined by an injury. Here's how to watch her in Saturday's Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty game online.

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Clark has been sitting out since May 24 after suffering a quad strain in the Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty game. (The Fever went on to lose 90-88.) The team announced Clark would sit out for a minimum of two weeks, and would be eligible to return in the June 10 game against the Atlanta Dream. She ultimately sat that one out, too, marking her fifth consecutive missed game. Tonight, Clark is confirmed to make her big return in a rematch against the Liberty at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

The Fever vs. Liberty game airs nationally Saturday, June 14 at 3 pm ET on ABC. If you're hoping to snag a virtual seat at Caitlin Clark's first game back by watching the game online, you can livestream the matchup via a live-TV streaming subscription. Below, we're outlining how to watch the Fever vs. Liberty game online using Hulu + Live TV, a comprehensive subscription that allows you to livestream WNBA games, including Caitlin Clark's return on Saturday.

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In the four games she's played so far this season, Clark is averaging 19 points, six rebounds and 9.3 assists per game. In terms of her shooting percentages, she's averaging 40.4% on field goals, 31.4% on three-pointers and 75% for free throws. Indiana has gone 2-3 without Clark, and the Fever are 4-5 on the 2025 season overall.

Clark did not quit the WNBA, though she has been sitting out Fever games due to injury. Prior to the start of the 2025 season, there were rumors that Clark quit the WNBA to play overseas in Europe, or that she was quitting to join the 3x3 league Unrivaled. The rumors were not true as Clark made her debut in Game 1 of the Fever's regular 2025 season on May 17.

Clark measures an even 6 feet tall.