Daniel Gibson could start at PG while Kyrie Irving (finger) is out, but Byron Scott has not yet decided who will start. The Cavs could use Gibson, but that would weaken an already pathetic bench. Dion Waiters will undoubtedly do more ball-handling, and if the team doesn't start Gibson, the options are either Jeremy Pargo or Donald Sloan. Waiters should be owned in all formats with Irving on the shelf, and Gibson's fantasy appeal would rise in a starting role.

Daniel Gibson (elbow) is expecting to play Wednesday against the Sixers. Boobie is going to have much more on his plate now that Kyrie could miss up to six weeks with a fractured finger. Boobie could emerge as an asset in some leagues since he is already making 2.1 3-pointers per game in just 21.7 minutes this season.

Contrary to pre-game reports, Daniel Gibson (elbow) did not play on Sunday. Gibson's elbow was described as "stiff" so hopefully this will be the only game he misses. The Cavs' second unit desperately needs his production.

Daniel Gibson (elbow) injured his right elbow on Saturday night, but he will play on Sunday. The injury tightened up on him in warmups. Gibson is coming off a nice 16-point outing from Saturday ad is worth a look in deeper leagues. If Boobie is can't play his normal amount of minutes, rookie Dion Waiters would likely play a bigger role.

Daniel Gibson once again spear-headed the Cavaliers' bench efforts on Saturday, scoring 16 points with four 3-pointers, five assists and three steals. Gibson logged 27 minutes, and he and Tyler Zeller are obviously the only bench players Byron Scott trusts right now. Give him a look if you're in need of points and 3s.

Daniel Gibson scored 16 points on 6-of-12 shooting vs. the Thunder on Sunday, adding five rebounds and one steal in 29 minutes. Gibson is a nice 3-point specialist when healthy, which hasn't been very often in the past few seasons. He's made 10 three-pointers in the past three games alone, and his contributions are sorely needed in Cleveland's second unit -- the other five bench players scored 13 points combined in Sunday's loss.

Daniel Gibson scored 19 points off the bench on Friday against the Suns, hitting 7-of-9 shots (including five threes) with two rebounds and one steal in 22 minutes. Gibson has inched up to borderline value in 12-team leagues on the strength of this performance, and while this line has some obvious issues with outliers it's also true that Byron Scott appears to be shortening up his rotation. Gibson is on the right side of that equation, so give him a look in 14-16 team formats.

Daniel Gibson (concussion) returned to practice on Thursday. Gibson was diagnosed with a concussion on Tuesday and is practicing on Thursday after having been cleared to do so. He'll resume his traditional role this season, playing both guard spots and providing inconsistent production along the way.

Daniel Gibson will not play on Tuesday due to mild concussion symptoms. Gibson needs to clear the league's rigorous "concussion protocol process" before he can be cleared for basketball activities. It's a tough blow for the oft-injured guard, who is coming off foot surgery but recently declared himself nearly 100 percent recovered.

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.