Dream star Rhyne Howard will be sidelined for the rest of July after being diagnosed with a left knee injury. An All-Star this season, Howard is averaging 16.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 4.5 assists and 1.

We've officially passed the midway point of the WNBA season, which means we should have a decent idea of what these teams are and aren't. It's been an entertaining season to say the least, filled with enough big-time performances,

Rhyne Howard, the Dream’s explosive guard and recent All-Star selection, suffered a left knee injury during Atlanta’s July 11 game. After a medical evaluation, the team confirmed she’ll be sidelined for the remainder of July.

Since she was drafted, Rhyne Howard has experienced lots of success in the league. The 2022 Rookie of the Year was named to three All-Star games in her first four seasons in the WNBA, and the accolade never gets old.

Rhyne Howard was one of Kentucky Wildcats women's basktball's biggest stars, and has become an NBA star too, but will miss some time with an injury.

Atlanta Dream star Rhyne Howard learned a valuable lesson in the 99-82 loss to Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever on the importance of wearing proper gear after a scary incident