The Chicago Bulls have signed Josh Primo to an Exhibit 10 contract, marking a significant move following his suspension by the NBA in 2023. Primo, a talented guard who was previously with the San Antonio Spurs, faced disciplinary action due to off-court issues. Despite the controversies, the Bulls are looking to capitalize on his potential as he aims to rehabilitate his career.
An Exhibit 10 contract allows the team to have flexibility with Primo’s roster position while primarily serving as an incentive for him to prove himself in training camp. If he doesn’t make the final roster, he could still earn a bonus by joining the Bulls’ G League affiliate. This move reflects the Bulls’ willingness to take calculated risks on young talent, particularly as they’ve been searching for dynamic players to enhance their backcourt depth.
Primo’s skill set and size provide an intriguing option for Chicago’s offense, and the organization is optimistic that he can integrate into their system. As he works to regain the trust of the league and fans, both Primo and the Bulls will be keenly focused on what the upcoming season holds.
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