
Chicago Sky guard Skylar Diggins will miss Wednesday's game against the Golden State Valkyries as she recovers from a right knee injury that has sidelined her since July 7. Head coach Tyler Marsh said the 36-year-old remains in Chicago for rehabilitation and is making progress. The Sky have not ruled out her return this season, Marsh said.
Golden State enters the matchup with a 23-9 record and is chasing a fifth straight win. The Sky are 12-21 after dropping a game to Seattle, though DiJonai Carrington scored 26 points off the bench in that loss. Chicago also lost Rickea Jackson for the season to a torn ACL. Valkyries have three players on their injury report.
The WNBA injury news cycle often inflates timelines, but coach Tyler Marsh's cautious optimism here is reasonable: Diggins is rehabbing in Chicago, not shut down, and the Sky have 12-21 record still pushing for a late run. The narrative that Chicago is tanking ignores the gritty win over Seattle and Carrington's 26-point spark. The real test? Whether Diggins returns this season at all, watch for an official update on her knee before the Sky's next home game.
Source: hindustantimes.com
This story was synthesised by AI from the source linked above. Methodology and corrections.
Ashin Xavier: interesting
IO Repro: Repro test v4 after fix 2 Oct. Safe to trash.
IO Repro: Repro test v3 after fix 2 Oct. Safe to trash.
IO Repro: Repro test after fix 2 Oct. Safe to trash.