Daniel Gibson, who is coming off of foot surgery, admitted that he's "very close" to being 100 percent healthy.

Gibson's final step will be clearing the mental hurdle as he's looked pretty healthy on the court during the preseason. He'll resume his traditional reserve role, but owners can find a player with much higher upside at the end of their draft.

Daniel Gibson (foot) looked healthy in 26 minutes on Saturday, scoring 11 points with three rebounds, two assists, one block and zero turnovers.

Gibson hit two 3-pointers and looked like his usual self, which is only worth noting because he's coming off foot surgery and had been questionable for opening night. It seems he's ready to resume backing up both PG and SG for Cleveland.

Daniel Gibson (foot surgery) has not been limited at all during training camp.

Gibson went under the knife in early April. The 3-point specialist projects as the third or fourth guard in Cleveland behind Kyrie Irving, Dion Waiters and C.J. Miles.

The Cavs have denied that they're "shopping" Daniel Gibson.

Sources tell Hoopsworld that Gibson's name has come up in some trade talks, but it's difficult to read into just how far those conversations may have progressed at any point. Gibson (foot) is expected to be 100 percent for training camp, but the club could look to move him if comfortable with the backcourt rotation. Gibson's expiring contract is worth less than $5 million and wouldn't be too difficult to move in the right deal.

Daniel Gibson (foot) is "about 90 percent" recovered from surgery.

"I can do everything on the court as far as working out and improving," he said. "Reaction is what we're trying to get to next, being able to react and stuff like that." The last season on his contract with the Cavs is only partially guaranteed, and the Akron Beacon-Journal believes it "would be a surprise if the Cavs parted ways with him."

The Cavaliers aren't certain to pick up their team option for Daniel Gibson, whose $4.8 million salary is only guaranteed for $2.3 million.

Gibson seems worth $2.5 million more, and could have trade value, but Cleveland is dedicated to retaining restricted FA Alonzo Gee, and should get a rotation-ready rookie with the No. 4 pick. If they take a SG like Bradley Beal, that could be enough to paint Gibson out of the picture.

Daniel Gibson (foot surgery) is expected to be ready for training camp.

Although there are "no guarantees" in regards to him being ready, the assumption is that he'll be without restrictions when training camp rolls around. With Anthony Parker considering retirement, Gibson could be in for an increased role next season.

Daniel Gibson (foot) underwent successful surgery on Monday.

Gibson's year is over and he'll look to turn in a rebound season in 2012-13.

Daniel Gibson (foot) will have surgery Monday.

Gibson needs the tendon in his left foot and ankle repaired. There's no timetable yet, but Boobie figures to be in a race to be at 100 percent by 2012-13 training camp.

Daniel Gibson (foot) got a second opinion and will "likely" need surgery.

This should make it official that Gibson won't be returning this season. Anthony Parker, Alonzo Gee, Omri Casspi and Manny Harris should all see a slight bump in minutes to make up for the 26 minutes that Gibson had been playing.

An MRI revealed a torn tendon in Daniel Gibson's right foot.

We don't have a timetable on Gibson yet, but it's reasonable to think his season is in jeopardy. He's appeared in just 35 of the Cavs' 46 games so far due to neck and foot issues. Anthony Parker, Alonzo Gee, Omri Casspi and Manny Harris will continue to share minutes on the wing.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) won't play against the Sixers on Tuesday.

Gibson isn't even traveling with the team and he'll miss his fourth straight. He should return to the third guard role once healthy, but his timetable remains fluid.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) remains day-to-day ahead of Tuesday's game against the Sixers.

Gibson has missed three straight games with a simple ankle sprain. He projects as the Cavs' third guard once healthy.

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

Manny Harris, who had seven points on Friday, will continue to see plenty of run in Gibson's absence

Daniel Gibson (ankle) is questionable to play on Sunday.

Manny Harris is absorbing most of Gibson's playing time, but without Ramon Sessions the Cavs' bench needs more scoring punch. Keep an eye on Gibson once he's healthy enough to play.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) has been ruled out for Friday's game against the Magic.

Gibson missed Wednesday's game and Manny Harris responded with a nice line of 11 points and six rebounds in 20 minutes. Harris and Anthony Parker again figure to pick up more minutes in Boobie's absence.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) did not practice on Friday and his status for Friday's game won't be updated until closer to gametime.

Gibson should be considered extremely questionable to play on Friday, which opens the door for more minutes for Anthony Parker and Manny Harris.

Daniel Gibson returned to action on Thursday March 22.

Daniel Gibson (ankle) will not play on Wednesday.

Gibson is iffy for Friday's game also, which opens up more playing time for veteran SG Anthony Parker.

Updating a previous item, Daniel Gibson (ankle) is questionable for Wednesday's game against the Hawks.

There was an earlier report that Gibson probably wouldn't play in the next two games, so his ankle must be feeling much better. He's averaging 7.5 points and 1.6 treys this season in 26 minutes per game.