The Grizzlies are expected to move on from Eric Gordon. Memphis is likely to waive the veteran guard after acquiring him from the 76ers in what was essentially a salary-dump move, sources tell Yahoo Sports.
The Grizzlies are likely to waive veteran guard Eric Gordon, sources tell Kelly Iko of Yahoo Sports (Twitter link). An 18-year veteran, Gordon was traded from Philadelphia to Memphis in a salary-dump move which saw the Grizzlies acquire a second-round pick swap from the 76ers.
The Philadelphia 76ers traded veteran guard Eric Gordon to the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday for a 2032 second-round draft pick swap in 2032, multiple outlets reported.
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The 76ers are moving veteran guard Eric Gordon to the Grizzlies. Sources tell Shams Charania of ESPN that Philadelphia will also send a 2032 second-round pick swap to Memphis.
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The Memphis Grizzlies are continuing to get involved in the NBA traded line, making a small move with the Philadelphia 76ers to help them with some roster flexibility.
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Last season came with setbacks for 17-year NBA veteran Eric Gordon. In addition to the Philadelphia 76ers falling to a disappointing 24-58 record, Gordon faced a season-ending wrist injury in February. After becoming a free agent, Gordon decided to re-sign with the 76ers on a one year, $3.6 million deal in July.
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Back with the Philadelphia 76ers for another run, the 36-year-old Eric Gordon doesn’t seem to be treating his 2025-2026 NBA season like its his final rodeo.
On Tuesday, Eric Gordon re-signed to a one-year deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. Last season, Gordon averaged 6.8 points, 1.7 assists, and 1.2 rebounds over a career-low 19.7 minutes.
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The Philadelphia 76ers brought good news on Tuesday. President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey announced that they've re-signed veteran guard Eric Gordon to a one-year, $3.6 million veteran minimum contract.
He has appeared in 925 regular-season games during his career, which began in 2008.
The NBA offseason is in full swing with teams and players making decisions regarding free agency. The Houston Rockets, who have been stealing headlines after trading for Kevin Durant, are looking to improve upon a 52-30 2024-25 season with the young core making a huge leap.
The Philadelphia 76ers learned that Eric Gordon has declined his player option for the 2025-2026 NBA season, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. Last summer, Gordon signed with the Sixers following his run with the Phoenix Suns.
Veteran guard Eric Gordon can lock in a guaranteed payday by exercising his $3.4 million player option with the Philadelphia 76ers — but doing so may come with a reduced role in a crowded backcourt.
Adding seasoned veterans to a top-heavy team, the Philadelphia 76ers brought in Eric Gordon to be a part of the rotation. Heading into his 17th season, Gordon was coming off of an 11-points-per-game season, shooting 39 percent from beyond the arc with the Phoenix Suns.
Philadelphia 76ers guard Eric Gordon underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right wrist and will be re-evaluated in approximately three months, the team announced Thursday.
After getting linked to the veteran sharpshooter Eric Gordon numerous times over the past few seasons, the Philadelphia 76ers are officially bringing him in.
The 16-year veteran has remained a reliable rotation piece for contending teams in recent years.
His departure would sting for the Suns, who are a second-apron luxury-tax team.
During the first quarter of the Suns’ showdown against the Thunder on Sunday night, Eric Gordon etched his name into NBA history by becoming the 15th player to achieve the milestone of sinking 2,000 three-pointers.
During an interview with NBA reporter Kelly Iko of The Athletic, Eric Gordon said the Phoenix Suns have to “show a level of dominance” to finish the season. The Suns are expected to compete for the title this season with Gordon, Kevin Durant, Devin Booker and Bradley Beal leading the way. “We got to show a level of dominance,” Gordon said.
Early in the 1st quarter of the Suns’ meeting with the Kings on Tuesday, Eric Gordon ascended to 15th place all-time on the three-point field goal list.
The Houston Rockets dropped their second consecutive game Wednesday night in a 120-113 loss to the Phoenix Suns. Kevin Durant registered his 18th career triple-double with 27 points, 16 assists and 10 rebounds in the win, but Eric Gordon was the main attraction inside the Toyota Center.
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Head coach Frank Vogel admitted that he’s “not doing a good enough job” making sure that Eric Gordon gets involved in the offense.
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