Update: Gibson could miss six weeks with a severely sprained left ankle, the latest costly injury for the defending Eastern Conference champions, the Associated Press reports.

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Analysis: Gibson injured his ankle in the second quarter of Wednesday night’s win over Indiana when he and Pacers guard Travis Diener were diving in the lane for a loose ball. Gibson had to be helped off the court by teammates. This is a bad break for Gibson who was coming off a stellar all-star week performance and a perfect shooting performance in the game he was injured. The newly acquired Wally Szczerbiak and if healthy, Damon Jones will see even more shots now that Gibson is out for a while.

Update: Gibson’s hamstring appeared fine, after he poured in 11 3-pointers Friday night at the Sophomore/Rookie Challenge game.

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Analysis: Hopefully, Gibson can translate this success to the last half of the season. He currently ranks eighth in the league in 3-point field goal percentage.

Update: Gibson is listed as doubtful for tonight’s game in Atlanta, according to the team’s official injury list, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

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Analysis: Gibson suffered a strained right hamstring in the fourth quarter of the Cavs’ 92-77 loss in Houston on Thursday. He was taken to the locker room with 8:23 remaining and did not return.