ESPN's Holly Rowe Shares Details on Fever Star Caitlin Clark's Injury Return Progress

"It's day-to-day right now. We're really just putting no timetable on it," White stated.

"Going through the rehab process and then we want to reintegrate her from a strength and conditioning standpoint. And then get her back to basketball activities. We're taking it one day at time, really slow rolling it, slow playing it this time," she added.

The message is impossible to misconstrue. But it does not tell us where Clark is in said recovery and ramp up process. And therefore fans have begun guessing based on seeing Clark shooting in the background at practice (something White said she was doing) and speculating due to her wearing basketball gear to the team's most recent game against the Seattle Storm.

However, in said contest, the Fever's fifth straight win, ESPN's Holly Rowe relayed a bit of insight into where Clark is on the road back.

ESPN Provides Some Details into Caitlin Clark's Return Progress

On the broadcast, Rowe shared this bit of information.

"Stephanie White did give us a small update on Caitlin. That she has started some full court running, some full speed running the last four or five days. Still not doing full basketball activities but there has been some progress made."

What this means for Clark's timeline remains to be seen. Rowe had previously pinpointed the third week in August as a realistic target date for the star point guard's return.

Regardless, Fever fans will surely continue to search for any bit of information they can get. Still, the update given to Rowe from White is a seemingly positive sign that Clark is indeed building up to a return to play.