The 36-year-old signed a two-year, $6.7 million contract with the Sixers on July 10. His deadline to pick up the player option for next season is June 29.

Eric Gordon’s first season as a Philadelphia 76er is over after arthroscopic surgery on his right wrist Wednesday.

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.

The regular season ends in about six weeks. The team did not specifically rule Gordon out for the reason, but with this sort of timeline, the Sixers would likely need to make the NBA Finals for a return to even be a consideration. Surely, that is not an event anyone is anticipating at the moment.

Philadelphia 76ers guard Eric Gordon had to undergo arthroscopic right wrist surgery on Wednesday in order to correct a right wrist sprain. The veteran has not played since Feb. 9 as the injury had bothered him enough to get the surgery and move forward.

Eric Gordon will be out for at least three months after undergoing wrist surgery. It's a real blow to the 76ers' depth.