Guard Daniel Gibson played a total of five minutes for the Cleveland Cavaliers’ five-game swing through the Western Conference, and there’s a feeling around the league that his days in Cleveland are reaching an end.

Since Gibson has returned from injury that caused him to miss 14 games this season, his spot in Head Coach Byron Scott’s rotation appears to have been filled by 6-7 waiver wire acquisition guard Shaun Livingston. That, coupled with an expiring contract, has led to speculation the Cavs could move Gibson to a more suitable situation for both parties come the Feb. 21 trading deadline.

Gibson, 25, is averaging 7.2 points, but shooting just 37 percent, the second-worst of his career. Last season, he missed 31 games and shot a career-low 35 percent.

If the Cavs are unable to trade Gibson, sources have indicated they’re likely to let him walk via free agency this summer.

via Sam Amico of Fox Sports Ohio