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.

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.