After being suspended, Joshua Primo intends to join the Clippers

According to the ESPN article, Primo has apparently been participating in continuous rehabilitation, which will continue in LA. The Clippers eventually felt comfortable giving Primo a chance after he underwent assessment with specialists.  Nearly a year after the Spurs fired Primo, the NBA imposed a four-game ban for him.  The NBA stated in a statement on Friday that Joshua Primo had been banned for four games without pay for behaviour that was harmful to the league. "The league looked into the matter on its own and spoke with appropriate professionals. After that, the league discovered that Primo exposed himself to ladies in an unacceptable and insulting manner.  

Primo was released after being taken by San Antonio with the 12th overall choice in the NBA Draught of 2021.  The Clippers have a preseason game against the Utah Jazz slated for October 8 in Hawaii as they get ready to start training camp on October 3.