Caitlin Clark Reacts to Indiana Fever Player's Admission About Season-Ending Injury

Caitlin Clark has missed ample time in her second season with the Indiana Fever.

Clark was looking to lead the Fever to a WNBA title under head coach Stephanie White while playing alongside several other stars such as Aliyah Boston and Sophie Cunningham.

While the Fever were suited to compete for a WNBA title, injuries have overtaken the team.

Indiana has dealt with three season-ending injuries, including the loss of Sydney Colson. Colson suffered a torn ACL and recently had surgery for the setback.

On Friday, Colson took to social media, sharing a sad admission about her departure from the lineup as she works through the injury.

"Miss my ACL," Colson said. "Miss hoopin w/ the squad more."

Caitlin Clark then responded to the post, sharing her admission to the topic on the Indiana Fever guard.

"Miss you," Clark said. "I’m happy for the new ACL tho aye."

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Sydney Colson was playing in her first season with the Indiana Fever. She entered the season as one of the Fever's most experienced players at the WNBA level, having been in the league since 2011.

Before playing for the Fever, Colson also took the court for the New York Liberty, Minnesota Lynx, Las Vegas Aces and Chicago Sky.

In her first season with the Fever, Colson posted 2.4 points, 0.8 rebounds and 2.0 assists per game.