Daniel Gibson (ankle) "probably won't play" on Wednesday against the Hawks or Friday against the Magic.

Gibson has been in a pretty bad shooting slump of late, shooting just 34.9 percent in March, and now his bum ankle will likely keep him out of action over the next two games. Anthony Parker will see his minutes increased with Gibson sidelined, but he just doesn't have enough upside to be worthy of fantasy consideration in standard-sized leagues.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) is day-to-day after x-rays taken after Monday's game were negative.

Gibson's status should be considered questionable going forward. If he is forced to miss any time, Anthony Parker should see a slight increase in minutes but won't be worth consideration in the majority of fantasy formats.

Daniel Gibson left Monday's game in the second half due to an undisclosed injury, finishing with four points on 1-of-5 shooting, two rebounds, and one assist in 17 minutes.

We'll pass along the injury information as soon as it becomes available. Anthony Parker could get some extra run if Gibson misses any time, as could undrafted newcomer Donald Sloan. Neither will be worth fantasy consideration in most formats.

Daniel Gibson started the second half at shooting guard Sunday so he didn't have to match up with the 6-8 Tracy McGrady on the second unit.

Daniel Gibson started the second half on Sunday, but finished the game with just three points (on 1-of-6 shooting), eight rebounds and two assists.

Starter Anthony Parker was benched in favor of Gibson to start the second half and finished with six points in 33 minutes of action. Gibson would be more of an attractive option if he was moved into the starting lineup permanently, but it remains to be seen if coach Byron Scott will make that move. As it is, unless you are in need of a three-point specialist, it's best to find other options.

Cavs GM Chris Grant named Daniel Gibson as a candidate to pick up backup point guard minutes.

The Cavs unloaded Ramon Sessions and didn't acquire another point guard. Gibson was already playing 24.4 minutes as the backup shooting guard and is now line for a little boost. There's some upside here for deep-leaguers in need of 3-pointers.

Daniel Gibson hit 8-of-16 shots and five 3-pointers on his way to 18 points, two rebounds, a steal and a block on 6-of-11 shooting in Wednesday's loss to the Bucks.

Gibson simply got hot tonight and couldn't miss from downtown. He's always worth keeping an eye on, but isn't worth grabbing unless he starts performing well consistently.

Daniel Gibson scored eight points off the bench on Friday, hitting 3-of-7 shots from the field (including two threes) with seven assists and two blocks in 30 minutes.

Gibson had the extra assists because he played backup point guard with Kyrie Irving (illness) out, but the reason to watch him is Byron Scott's dissatisfaction with the current lineup and rotation. Anthony Parker will probably hold his starting job, but if he doesn't then Gibson is the favorite to step in.

Daniel Gibson returned to action on Tuesday February 21.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) is starting at shooting guard in Tuesday's game against the Pistons.

Gibson will be backed up by Alonzo Gee, Ramon Sessions and Manny Harris. In five starts earlier this year, Gibson averaged 11.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.8 3-pointers per game. Owners looking for a spot-start in this short week could certainly do worse. Just note that Anthony Parker (back) is expected to return after the All-Star break.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) will dress on Tuesday and is the "likely starter" at shooting guard.

Gibson has missed the last two games with the injury, but he's ready to return and will be immediately re-inserted into the starting lineup. Gibson is averaging 11.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.8 treys in five games as a starter.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) remains questionable for Tuesday's game against the Pistons.

Gibson practiced Monday, but coach Byron Scott hinted at a game-time call. We should know more after Tuesday's shootaround. Gibson's window for production may be closing with Anthony Parker (back) finally returning to practice Monday.

Daniel Gibson (sprained ankle) might return to action Tuesday against Detroit.

Gibson was feeling better after a light workout on Saturday, and it sounds like he was held out Sunday as a precaution. With Anthony Parker (back) still sidelined, Gibson should see significant minutes upon his return.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) will not play on Sunday against the Kings.

Gibson had a productive workout on Saturday and his ankle is making progress, but Cleveland decided to hold him out on Sunday anyway. The Cavaliers next game is on Tuesday when they host the Pistons.

Daniel Gibson worked out on Saturday and said his sprained left ankle "loosened up" during the workout, but he's still listed as questionable for Sunday's game.

Gibson's been dinged up for most of the season but his contributions are much needed while Anthony Parker rehabs his ailing back.

Daniel Gibson will miss Friday's game due to a sprained left ankle, but it does sound like he could play on Sunday.

In other words, the ankle isn't feeling as bad as the team expected, so it doesn't sound like he'll miss too much time with the injury.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) is doubtful for Friday's game against the Heat.

Gibson sprained his left ankle in Wednesday's game against the Pacers and left the arena in a walking boot. He's considered day-to-day. Alonzo Gee will start at shooting guard on Friday.

X-rays taken on Daniel Gibson's sprained left ankle returned negative, but he left the arena in a walking boot and is being called "day-to-day."

"We'll know more (Thursday)," said Byron Scott, and some beat writers said after the game that the injury "didn't look good." If we had to guess he'll be a game-time decision for Friday's game against the Heat, which may or may not provide incentive to play. But with the Cavs looking to showcase Ramon Sessions, they might not be in a rush to bring Boobie back on a bad wheel.

Daniel Gibson left Wednesday night's game against the Pacers after spraining his left ankle, and his return is questionable.

Gibson came down awkwardly on Paul George's foot, although he was seen talking with his teammates before heading to the locker room. Some have said he looks to be okay, but we should know more after the game, if not sooner.

Daniel Gibson scored 17 points on 7-of-12 shooting (including two threes) with six rebounds and eight assists in Friday's overtime loss to the Bucks.

Gibson has turned it on and is well worth a short-term add right now, but when Kyrie Irving returns it's possible he dips below low-end value when he's not hitting his 3-point shot. As long as Anthony Parker (back) is out, there are probably enough minutes for him to stay above that line. Ramon Sessions added 12 points, five boards, and a season-high 16 assists while shooting 4-of-16 from the field.