Ben Gordon isn't done quite yet

The former Bull and Sixth Man of the Year is another player looking to return to the NBA, although he's also considering playing in Europe.

“I’m open to any contract offers, obviously the NBA is my main goal but if the offer in the EuroLeague is good, it will be a great opportunity for me,” Gordon said to TalkBasket. “End of the day though, I’m just going to look at my options and evaluate what’s best for me and if it falls in the NBA or the EuroLeague or elsewhere, then I’ll head there.”

Although he didn't turn out to be the star I hoped he might be and ultimately left the Bulls in 2010, it's a shame to see how his career has gone downhill since. He's still reasonably young, with a skillset that suits the shift towards players taking a lot of threes. I wouldn't mind it if the Bulls brought him back on an affordable deal, for some extra shooting off the bench, but a reunion is probably unlikely. Whatever happens, I hope it pans out for him.

He was playing with Team GB in some friendlys just before the summer in London (to little to late for us Brits) and he spoke about a possible nba comeback then, he wasn't to great in the GB games so not sure if he has any nba talent left in him but Europe, sure why not.

Shame what happened to him, I will always remember him helping the team sweep Miami in 07, and the back and forth 3 point duel he had with Ray Allen in that first round series in 09 (42 in game 2)

Hope he gets a gig somewhere, Europe or wherever.

The 9/9 three-point game was a fun one to watch.

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Another favourite moment would be this one:

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I see some of these types of guys in the FA pool in 2K and wonder why their careers are dead in the water as they're still in what should be the end of their primes.

Like, you're saying the Spurs couldn't scrape the gunk off Ben Gordon for ten minutes of shot creating and bombing? He's not injured that I'm aware of like former teammate Emeka Okfaor has been.

Though I guess the Spurs did do that with the superior Kevin Martin last year. But like...Memphis or somebody?

Plus speaking of Bulls reserves, like Tyrus Thomas, how did he peak at age 22 and become unplayable by 25? And out of the D-League and some random German one by 29?

He's just joined the Texas Legends in the D-League.

I looked at his wiki page... never knew that Warriors signed him 2 years ago

Yeah, it was looking like he might have a shot at a ring, but didn't make it through training camp.

I see some of these types of guys in the FA pool in 2K and wonder why their careers are dead in the water as they're still in what should be the end of their primes.

Like, you're saying the Spurs couldn't scrape the gunk off Ben Gordon for ten minutes of shot creating and bombing? He's not injured that I'm aware of like former teammate Emeka Okfaor has been.

Though I guess the Spurs did do that with the superior Kevin Martin last year. But like...Memphis or somebody?

Plus speaking of Bulls reserves, like Tyrus Thomas, how did he peak at age 22 and become unplayable by 25? And out of the D-League and some random German one by 29?

Could it be because NBA teams value potential more and like to play them over low ceiling has-beens?

Average lifespan that I read of NBA player is something like 4 years so that should mean most of players are on short leash and shown out the door as soon as rookie scale contract is up.

Report: Several teams interested in Ben Gordon

"Gordon is 6-foot-3 and carries NBA career averages of 14.9 points and 40 percent shooting on 3-pointers. He is a shooting guard in a point guard’s body, but always seemed to find ways to get open and get off his shot against taller defenders.

Now, he all he wants another shot.

Several NBA teams are expected to take a look at Gordon following the trade deadline Thursday."