In recent days, the incident of Caruso being injured by Arun has been fermenting. From the media to the fans to the players, there are calls for NBA officials to severely punish Grayson Allen. Grayson Allen became infamous as a result, and his various malicious fouls from the NCAA era to the Grizzlies to the Bucks were edited by fans into a highlight. And today, the NBA official finally issued a ticket.
According to the US media ESPN, the NBA will have an additional ban for Allen. After this news came out, the fans still expressed dissatisfaction. Most people think that such a punishment is too light. Caruso needed at least 6-8 weeks off for Allen's malicious foul, while the initiator, Allen, was only suspended once. Doesn't that mean that Aaron replaced Caruso with a single game for more than a month? The NBA official penalty is somewhat and slimy.
For this malicious foul, most fans believe that the punishment is as heavi as possible, so that it can have deterrence and avoid similar incidents as much as possible. Especially for grayson allen, a player who can make a lot of mistakes and malicious fouls, he should be severely punished, rather than just banned. Truth be told, a suspension is not a serious punishment for either Aaron or the Bucks. To say that the ugly point is equivalent to taking a break. This has no deterrent effect at all. When it comes to the playoffs, once they encounter any tough opponents, the Bucks can not arbitrarily send Grayson Allen to give the opposing key players a period of rest.
When it was reported yesterday that the NBA official would impose additional penalties on Allen, most fans were very happy that the official attached importance to this incident. But now it is too disappointing to issue such a painless ticket. For a player like Grayson Allen, the NBA official did not have a heavy penalty, which is really impossible to say. While most fans know that it's completely unrealistic to have Grayson Allen banned until Caruso come back, just one suspension is really too childish. In addition, for the Bucks' official Twitter yesterday that it was clear that it was provocative, the NBA official did not add penalties, which is really difficult not to make me suspect that the NBA is just in the mud.