Former San Antonio Spurs point guard Joshua Primo has received a four-game suspension from the NBA after an investigation found him guilty of “inappropriate behavior” detrimental to the league.
The inquiry did not uncover evidence of sexual or other misconduct beyond the mentioned exposures. Despite Primo claiming unintentional conduct, the NBA emphasized that such behavior does not align with league standards and necessitates disciplinary action.
The 20-year-old hasn’t played in the NBA since the termination of his Spurs contract in October 2022, following allegations of exposing himself to the team’s former sports psychologist. The psychologist filed a lawsuit against the Spurs and Primo, which was settled out of court. If Primo joins another NBA team in the future, he will serve the suspension.
