The San Antonio Spurs are reportedly interested in trading away LaMarcus Aldridge.

Aldridge has been offered to teams drafting in the top-10.

The Spurs have interest in clearing cap space to engage in free agency.

Aldridge signed a four-year, $80 million contract with the Spurs in 2015 and he has a player option for the 18-19 season.

Gregg Popovich voiced displeasure with Aldridge's performance after Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals.

"He can opt out in a year," Spurs general manager R.C. Buford told ESPN last month. "There's a point in time that we'll have to address what's next. At that time, we'll deal with it. As you build a team, you make decisions along the way."

According to Stephen A. Smith, Aldridge is "very, very unhappy in San Antonio right now. He feels the Spurs have compromised him, his productivity. They have hurt his game. As a result, he wants out and he wants out in the worst way. He wants to be gone."