Daniel Gibson (sprained finger) practiced on Saturday and will play in Sunday's game vs. the Nets. Gibson is draining 57% of his shots, but even at such an unrealistic clip he's not providing much fantasy value in 23 minutes per game. As long as Cleveland is playing at full strength, his outlook isn't promising.

Daniel Gibson left Friday's game due to a sprained right finger and is questionable to return. X-rays taken were negative. Gibson leaves with three points and three rebounds in 10 minutes, and if he misses any time then look for the Cleveland guards to split up the extra minutes. Anthony Parker might see the biggest bump of the bunch.

Daniel Gibson is day-to-day after getting a tooth extracted. Unlike some other injuries, a tooth extraction should very much be considered a day-to-day situation, and shouldn't hinder Gibson as he prepares for the season. He's slated for a likely scoring role off the bench (and merits a look toward the end of fantasy drafts) after averaging 11.6 points, 3.0 assists and 1.8 threes last season.

The possible departure of Baron Davis could open up more playing time for Daniel Gibson, who said he is 100% healthy heading into training camp. Gibson struggled with a quad injury for most of last season and it's nice to hear that he's finally healthy. He averaged 11.6 points, 1.8 threes, 3.0 assists and 0.7 steals in 20 minutes per game last season. He's worth a late-round flier because of his 3-point shooting.