The Latest Breaking News from Grayson Allen

The Bucks guard was ejected against the Bulls on Friday after the hard foul on Alex Caruso.

Adrian Wojnarowski: The NBA is suspending Milwaukee's Grayson Allen for one game over the flagrant 2 foul on Chicago's Alex Caruso that caused a fractured wrist, sources tell ESPN. Source: Twitter @wojespn What's the buzz on Twitter? Marc Stein @ ...

Grayson Allen was up to his usual dirty tricks against the Bulls, and given his history, it's fair to wonder how the man is still a professional basketball player.

The timetable for Caruso's return is still unclear.

CHICAGO — The rivalry between the Chicago Bulls and the Milwaukee Bucks doesn’t need any extra heat this season, but Grayson Allen was happy to pour gasoline on the fire Friday night.

The Bulls guard will undergo surgery early next week and will be re-evaluated in six to eight weeks.

Adrian Wojnarowski: Bulls have expressed public and private outage to league office on Allen's Flagrant 2 foul on Friday night - coupled with his personal history of plays considered to be dirty. Billy Donovan said, "He had a history of this…it was ...

Allen was ejected for a dangerous foul on Alex Caruso, but the Milwaukee social media account featured him the next day.

The initial X-rays for Caruso were negative after Milwaukee’s Grayson Allen all but tackled the guard in mid-air during Friday’s loss, but further images showed on Saturday that the right wrist was fractured and Caruso was headed for surgery next week. He will be re-evaluated in six-to-eight weeks after that.

The Bulls guard said the flagrant foul could have been much worse.

Caruso came crashing down to the floor hard after Allen swiped at his body sideways in the air.