Gordon has had an underwhelming first season with the 76ers. The sharpshooter has been efficient from deep but is set to finish the year averaging less than 11.0 points per game for the first time in his career. It appears like he won’t get to play again unless Philadelphia makes a playoff push.

76ers coach Nick Nurse said last week that Gordon had seen multiple specialists and the results were “very concerning.” Now the 36-year-old shooting guard is set to have surgery on his wrist Wednesday. There’s no timetable for Gordon’s return at this point, though it’s fair to wonder if he’s played his last game this year. While he had a consistent role with the 76ers, he didn’t have any fantasy value this year.

Gordon missed Philadelphia’s final two games before the All-Star break with a sprained right wrist, and he isn’t healthy enough to return. Quentin Grimes, who scored 30 points in a February 12 loss to the Nets, will continue to figure prominently in the 76ers’ rotation.