Smith scored nine points (3-8 FG, 1-3 3Pt, 2-2 FT) with two rebounds and two steals in the win over the Hawks on Friday.

Smith was coming off a huge 28-point game in the Game 1 win with eight 3-pointers. He settled back down as the Cavs swept the first two games in Atlanta. Smith was limited to one 3-pointer for just the second time in the playoffs (and the first since Game 2 against Boston).

Smith scored 28 points (10-16 FG, 8-12 3Pt) with eight rebounds, three assists, a steal and a block in 36 minutes off the bench during Wednesday's win over the Hawks in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

His hot shooting from beyond the arc allowed the Cavs to go with a smaller lineup much of the night, and Atlanta couldn't find an answer for him defensively. Smith isn't the most consistent player, but he'll try to stay dialed in on Friday in Game 2.

Smith scored 12 points (3-6 FG, 3-6 3Pt, 3-3 FT) with eight rebounds and two assists in 34 minutes in the win over Chicago on Thursday.

Smith played increased minutes in each of his four games after serving his two-game suspension. He averaged 3.0 3-pointers in the four games. Smith played a few extra minutes with Kyrie Irving (knee) out, but should play major minutes in the Eastern Conference finals off the bench.

Smith scored 12 points (5-11 FG, 2-7 3Pt) with three rebounds in 29 minutes in the win over Chicago on Tuesday.

Since returning from his two-game suspension, Smith has averaged 13.0 points and 3.0 3-pointers on 42.9 percent from long range. He continues to come off the bench and fulfill his role.

Smith scored 13 points (5-10 FG, 3-6 3Pt) with three rebounds in 27 minutes in the win over Chicago on Sunday.

Smith continues to come off the bench in relief of Iman Shumpert. He hit seven 3-pointers in the two games in Chicago and will look to continue his fine perimeter shooting in Game 5 on Sunday.

Smith will come off the bench once again for Game 4 against the Bulls on Sunday, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Smith was suspended for the first two games of the Chicago series and wasn't given his normal spot in the starting five upon his return in Game 3. Rather, Iman Shumpert has taken over the role as coach David Blatt's starting shooting guard. Additionally, Smith only spent 27 minutes on the court in Game 3 whereas Shumpert was given 37, which is likely how the minutes will be distributed yet again in Game 4.

Smith (suspension) returned from a two-game absence and scored 14 points (5-9 FG, 4-8 3Pt) in 27 minutes in the loss to Chicago on Friday.

Smith hit a pair of 3-pointers in the last two and a half minutes to tie the game each time. He was able to take advantage of the Chicago defense focusing on LeBron James. Despite coming off the bench, he played his usual complement of minutes and he may start in Game 4 on Sunday.

Smith (suspension) will come off the bench Friday against the Bulls for Game 3, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Smith normally starts for Cleveland but coach David Blatt went with the continuity of leaving Iman Shumpert (groin) in the starting five after Smith was suspended for the first two games of the series. That said, Smith could still end up spending more time on the court than Shumpert and may even be placed back in the starting lineup later on in the series.

Smith is set to return from his two-game suspension Friday against the Bulls.

Smith was suspended two games by the league for his blow to the head of Boston's Jae Crowder in Game 4 of the Cavs' first-round series. Cleveland split the first two games with Chicago in Smith's absence, and his return should allow coach David Blatt to play with a few more rotations. Smith will likely return to his spot in the starting lineup, and he figures to see big minutes with Iman Shumpert dealing with a groin injury. Smith's return will equate to fewer minuets for James Jones and Mike Miller.

Smith has been suspended for two games after striking Boston's Jae Crowder in the face during Sunday's series-clinching Game 4, Gary Washburn of the Boston Globe reports.

As expected, Smith will face additional discipline from the league after he was ejected from Sunday's game. He'll sit out the first two games of the Eastern Conference Semifinals, joining Kevin Love (shoulder), who has been ruled out for the series, on the sideline. Iman Shumpert is the top candidate to move into the starting lineup in Smith's place, and shooters James Jones and Mike Miller could also pick up some extra minutes.

Smith was ejected in the third quarter of Game 4 against the Celtics on Sunday for striking a blow to the head of Boston's Jae Crowder.

Smith managed to spend 16 minutes on the court and compiled eight points before getting unceremoniously ejected Sunday. Most importantly, he may ultimately get suspended by the NBA for his actions. With Cleveland's upcoming schedule uncertain, look for James Jones and Shawn Marion to see more playing time if Smith is in fact suspended.

Smith scored 15 points (6-12 FG, 3-8 3Pt) with five rebounds and two steals in 38 minutes in the win over the Celtics on Thursday.

Smith scored a combined 16 points in the first two games of the series, but was able to hit shots from within and outside the arc. He has averaged 36.0 minutes and 12 field goal attempts in his last two games, so Smith should be a good play Sunday in Game 4.

Smith had a quiet offensive game - seven points (3-12 FG, 1-8 3Pt) - but grabbed five steals in 34 minutes in the win over Boston on Tuesday.

The Cavaliers had a tough game from the perimeter (7-of-29, 24.1 percent) and Smith figured largely into those problems. He contributed on defense with his thievery and could be a high-upside play as the series goes to Boston on Thursday.

Smith (rest) returned from a one-game absence with 28 points (10-15 FG, 8-13 3Pt) in 31 minutes in the win over the Pistons on Monday.

Smith fell one point shy of his season high in points set on Jan. 13 in his fourth game as a Cavalier. The rest apparently did the veteran shooting guard well. He did not score in 18 minutes against the Celtics on Friday. Smith has now hit eight 3-pointers three times since coming to Cleveland.

Smith is expected to see his usual minutes load Monday against the Pistons, Jason Lloyd of the Akron Beacon Journal reports.

Smith rested Sunday against Boston, but coach David Blatt said he'll treat Monday's game as if it's any other contest, so expect Smith to start at shooting guard and see his usual complement of minutes.

Smith will play Monday against the Pistons after sitting out Sunday vs. the Celtics, Chris Fedor of 92.3 The Fan reports.

Smith will rest during Sunday's game, but head coach David Blatt confirmed that he, along with the Cavs' big three will play Monday. Smith should resume his normal role on the team when he and his teammates return to action.

Smith will sit out to rest Sunday against the Celtics Chris Fedor of 92.3 The Fan reports.

Smith, along with the Cavs' big 3, will all sit Sunday as the team wants to remain fresh for the playoffs. Expect him to resume his typical role on the team's second game of the back-to-back Monday against the Pistons.

Smith had 24 points (8-17 FG, 8-17 3Pt), four rebounds, one assist, one steal and one block in 43 minutes against the Bulls on Sunday.

Smith shot exclusively from three-point range. Just before halftime, he hit an incredible 41-foot jumper as time expired. Over his last five games, Smith is averaging 10.0 three-point shot attempts per contest.

Smith hit seven 3-pointers on his way to 23 points (8-11 FG, 7-9 3Pt) with four rebounds and three steals in 37 minutes in the win over the Bucks on Sunday.

Smith has hit 3-pointers in bunches in every other game of his last five with an average of 6.0 3-pointers in wins over Orlando, Brooklyn, and Milwaukee. Following that pattern, perhaps Smith should be benched on Wednesday against Memphis (then back in the lineup against the Nets on Friday).

Smith posted 11 points, three rebounds, two assists, and one block in 32 minutes of action Friday against the Pacers.

Smith is averaging 13.4 points, 3.4 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 3.2 three-pointers made over the last five games. He's been playing well in his role with the Cavaliers, and he's worth owning in standard leagues due to his three-point prowess.