The NBA suspended free-agent guard Josh Primo for four games for what it will term as “conduct detrimental,” according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
Former Spurs guard Josh Primo is receiving a four-game suspension from the NBA after he was accused of exposing himself to women in the organization last year.“Primo allegedly exposed himself to women in multiple instances,” Wojnarowski wrote.Primo appeared in 50 games, starting 16, as a rookie.when the allegations were about to become public — about 10 months after he was first accused.
Former Spurs guard Josh Primo will be suspended four games by the NBA for ‘conduct detrimental’ after he was accused of exposing himself to a team psychologist.Performance psychologist Dr. Hillary Cauthen alleged that Primo exposed himself to her multiple times. Dr. Cauthen retained Tony Buzbee, the attorney who represented Deshaun Watson’s accusers in the civil complaints against the star quarterback, and“Instead of something being done about it, what instead happened was they continued to call upon her to have sessions with Mr. Primo and of course the other athletes,” Buzbee said last November.
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