Josh Primo has gone unclaimed on waivers and will become a free agent.

The San Antonio Spurs waived Primo after a former employee of the team alleged he indecently exposed himself to her.

The Spurs recently had picked up their 23-24 option on Primo and he is owed $8.4 million over this season and next.

A former San Antonio Spurs female employee alleging that Joshua Primo exposed himself to her has hired attorney Tony Buzbee, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic.

Buzbee represented the women in a sexual misconduct lawsuit against Deshaun Watson.

Primo, who was waived by the Spurs on Friday, allegedly exposed himself to multiple woman.

Joshua Primo is accused in multiple instances of exposing himself to women, sources told Ramona Shelburne and Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

Primo was abruptly waived by the Spurs on Friday night. 

Primo released a statement after the move saying he was focusing on his mental health.

Sources add that multiple teams remain interested in signing Primo, though they are searching for a more complete picture to the situation.

Should a team place a claim to acquire Primo, they would either need the cap space or a traded player exception large enough to absorb his $4.1 million salary for this year. The team would also owe him $4.3 million for his 2023-24 contract.  

Primo will clear waivers and become a free agent on Monday.

Joshua Primo put out a statement shortly after getting released by the San Antonio Spurs on Friday. 

"I know you are all surprised by today's announcement. I've been seeking help to deal with previous trauma I suffered and will now take this time to focus on my mental health treatment more fully.

"I hope to be able to discuss these issues in the future so I can help others who have suffered in a similar way. I appreciate privacy at this time," wrote Primo.

Primo was previously listed as out due to left glute soreness before getting waived an hour before the Spurs game against the Bulls.

The team picked up Primo's 2023-24 option for $4.3 million just weeks before the release. 

The San Antonio Spurs abruptly waived Joshua Primo just weeks after picking up his 23-24 option that guaranteed him $4.3 million.

"It is our hope that, in the long run, this decision will serve the best interest of both the organization and Joshua," Spurs CEO RC Buford said in a statement.

Primo did not play in Wednesday's road loss to the Minnesota Timberwolvesand was listed as out for Friday's home game against the Chicago Bulls before being waived about an hour before tipoff.

The ailment cited on the league's official injury report was "Left Glute; Soreness."

Gregg Popovich was curt when asked about the decision to waive Primo. 

The San Antonio Spurs have agreed to sign Charles Bassey to a Two-Way contract.

Bassey is entering his second season after he was a second round pick by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2021.

The Los Angeles Lakers preferred path forward with Russell Westbrook is to find a way for him to work within the team's offensive and defensive systems. But that hasn't kept the Lakers from continuing to look into trade options involving Westbrook.

In recent weeks, Los Angeles engaged the San Antonio Spurs in trade talks for Josh Richardson. Richardson is a veteran on an expiring contract, so it's expected San Antonio will look to trade him during this rebuilding season.

The Lakers have remained interested in potential trades with the Indiana Pacers (for Buddy Hield and Myles Turner) and the Charlotte Hornets (for Terry Rozier), as well. All trade talks have seen rival teams ask Los Angeles for either one or both of the Lakers tradable future first-round picks.

A deal that sends Westbrook to either Indiana or San Antonio would be easier to complete, because those teams still have considerable cap space. Both the Pacers and Spurs have approximately $30 million in available cap space. That would make absorbing Westbrook's $47.1 million contract easier than a team that would have to fully match salary in a deal.

The San Antonio Spurs waived Joe Wieskamp on Monday, cutting their roster down to 15 players ahead of the regular season.

Wieskamp appeared in 29 games for the Spurs last season. 

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The San Antonio Spurs have signed wing Chaundee Brown Jr. to a training camp contract. San Antonio's roster is back to the maximum of 20 players.

Brown split last season between the Los Angeles Lakers and Atlanta Hawks. Brown also played for the South Bay Lakers of the G League. In 30 games with South Bay, Brown averaged 15.2 points and 4.8 rebounds.

The Austin Spurs recently acquired Brown's G League rights from South Bay. That makes it likely Brown will play for Austin this upcoming season.