
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. He has only made six appearances this season.
Gordon is making $3.6MM this season on a minimum-salary contract, but only carries a $2.3MM cap hit. Assuming he’s released by Memphis, the 37-year-old would be eligible to sign with any team except for Philadelphia.
The seventh overall pick in the 2008 draft, Gordon has averaged 15.2 points, 2.7 assists and 2.3 rebounds on .430/.373/.809 shooting over the course of 931 regular season games (31.1 minutes per contest). However, it’s been a couple years since he was a rotation regular, and it’s unclear if he’ll attract any interest on the open market at this point in his career.
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