Happy! After Gordon jumped out of the contract, 76ers signed his basic salary back and could get 1.3 million subsidy from the league

According to Spurs reporter Paul Garcia, veteran defender Eric Gordon returns to the 76ers. The 76ers then announced the signing of Eric Gordon. It is understood that Eric Gordon signed a veteran's basic salary.

According to US media ClutchPoints, Gordon previously rejected the player option was $3.5 million, while his newly signed veteran's basic salary was $3.6 million.

Through this operation, Gordon and the 76ers both gained a lot. Gordon received an additional $100,000 in salary, while 76ers could receive a subsidy of 1.3 million from the league. Of Gordon's 3.6 million salary, 76 people only need to pay 2.3 million, and the other ones are paid out by the league, which is equivalent to receiving a subsidy of 1.3 million from the league.

In order to encourage teams to sign veterans, the NBA has a subsidy policy, specifically: when a player who has been in the league for three years or more signs a one-year basic salary, the league will give some subsidies to the team that signs his. The 76ers made perfect use of the rules!