If there is no recurrence of injury CC& Cunningham is expected to return to play against the Freeman

Fanatic will usher in a second match with defending champion Liberty tomorrow. After today's team training, fanatic coach White confirmed to the media that unless there are repeated injuries, the team's two injured players, Caitlyn Clark and Sophie Cunningham, are expected to play. Regarding Clark, who missed five consecutive injuries, White said: "She is trying to get back to her form. I feel that today she has become better in terms of movement and balance than yesterday. She is gradually returning to the normal pace and timing of the game. As long as we don't notice any recurrence in her injury, she will be ready to play. "In addition, White added that Clark did not have recurrence in his injury after returning to the team's regular training: "So there are no recurrences." For Cunningham, who suffered ankle injury twice so far in the season: "I think Sophie is ready to make a debut. She looks good, and the timing on the court is great. Retrieving the rhythm and timing of the game is the most important thing, and then being able to make some changes. Both of them look good." After the game against the Liberty on the 24th of last month, Clark, who had some leg pain, reported his injury to the team (but was not sure when the injury occurred). He was then diagnosed with an MRI test as a quadriceps strain and will be absent for at least two weeks (finally missed 5 games, the team won 2 and lost 3). Before being injured, Clark played 4 games in total, averaging 19 points, 6 rebounds, 9.3 assists per game (first in the league). Caitlin Clark CaitlinClark WNBA Women’s Basketball Team Event Chase Team Chat Club7m bong da