The Indiana Fever released a guard on Monday, which has fans convinced Caitlin Clark's return from injury is imminent.

The Fever, who reached the postseason last year for the first time since 2016, view her as the cornerstone of their rebuild, and her return to the court will be critical to their playoff hopes. Indiana sits sixth in the WNBA standings with nine games left to play in the regular season.

Kelsey Mitchell knocked down a career-high 38 points to lead Indiana a 21-point comeback victory over the Connecticut Sun — the largest come-from-behind win in Fever history — and Aliyah Boston also wrote her name in the team's record books.

Former first lady Michelle Obama finds herself being blasted by fans for giving her opinion on the Angel Reese-Caitlin Clark rivalry.

The Fever notched arguably their most resilient win of the WNBA season Sunday afternoon against the Sun in a game that started with some chippiness and ended with fireworks.

Michelle Obama discusses the Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese WNBA rivalry, highlighting the impact of social media on young athletes.

Caitlin Clark’s prolonged absence has outspoken personality Skip Bayless questioning whether the WNBA and Indiana Fever are lying about the severity of her injury. On July 15, Clark suffered a right groin injury that — coupled with two other soft tissue injuries — has forced her to miss 20 of 33 regular-season games this season.

Ahead of the matchup against the Sun, head coach Stephanie White spoke out with a brief update about Clark. When asked if Clark would return at some point this season, White spoke out with honest hope. She started off with a three-word message on the situation.