Skylar Diggins will miss the remainder of the WNBA season to focus on recovering from an aggravated right knee injury, the Chicago Sky announced Tuesday.“We’re in full support of Skylar and want to make sure we are steadfastly prioritizing her health,” Sky general manager Jeff Pagliocca said. “Skylar made a strong effort to get back to the court this season. She’s been in constant communication with us through the entire process.”Diggins said she’s been in lockstep with the Sky throughout the season regarding her rehab. When the team was on the road, she would travel back to Notre Dame, where she played from 2009-2013, to work with a medical team there. Upon reevaluation, it was determined it would be best to “scale back and shut it down for the season,” Diggins said.The plan is for Diggins to continue doing biometric and biokinetic testing at Notre Dame as well as working with the Sky training staff during the FIBA World Cup break, which runs through Sept. 16.Diggins signed a two-year contract with the Sky in April valued at $1.86 million. She appeared in just 19 games as a starter, averaging 14.2 points and 4.9 assists. She has not appeared in a game since July, when she was relegated to coming off the bench.At the time, she responded with a post on her Instagram story saying, “Now I’m coming off the bench?????? Cool.” Sky coach Tyler Marsh described her reserve role as a “coach’s decision.” Diggins was later listed on the Sky’s injury report as out with a right knee injury and has remained sidelined.