With younger players like Caitlin Clark and Rhyne Howard leading the charge, the 3-point shot has become more important in the WNBA.

The WNBA will need to fill Howard's spot on Team Collier with an injury replacement chosen by commissioner Cathy Englebert. Napheesa Collier selected Howard to her squad in last week's draft, pitting her against Caitlin Clark and the other half of the All-Star participants.

Rhyne Howard was the number one pick and is one of the best prospects in the league, but what about her game sets her up to be such an impactful player? Mark Schindler breaks it down.

On Monday, news broke that Atlanta Dream wing Rhyne Howard would miss the rest of this month with a left knee injury. That includes missing the All-Star Game, which Howard was initially chosen for. Instead of playing in her third All-Star Game,

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.