In the last game, the Bulls not only lost to the Bucks, but the defensive tip Caruso was also seriously injured. According to the latest news, Caruso's injuries are not light, suffering a fracture of his right wrist, will undergo surgery early next week and be evaluated again after 6-8 weeks, which means that he is at least a month and a half away. It is worth mentioning that the wrist injury is a troublesome type of injury, as we all know, players are all wrist parts when shooting, and the impact of injuries on the shooting is very large, Curry is a typical example. Caruso is the team's excellent flanking defender, averaging 8.4 points, 3.9 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.9 steals per game this season, shooting 43% from the field and 35% from three-point range, and is a major rotation player, his absence will have a great impact on the Bulls, and worse, Ball also underwent surgery, losing two main players in a row, can the Bulls still keep the Top Four in the East?
In such a situation, the Bulls need some comfort, and surprisingly, the Bucks posted an Aaron video greeting on the official website before the game against the Kings, which made the Bulls very dissatisfied, perhaps the originator was unintentional, and the viewer had a heart. The bull's official website immediately responded: Is this serious? Apparently, the two sides are on the official website. It all started with the game, where Aaron and Caruso had a fierce confrontation in the confrontation, the former tried to block the latter's shot, and the result was too much action, causing Caruso to fall heavily in the position and fracture his wrist. The referee was also not soft, decisively blew Aaron's second-degree malicious foul, and was expelled on the spot. The Bulls believe the penalty for just a second-degree foul is too light and Aaron should be banned. Donovan said that Aaron is a player with a "black history" who has had malicious injuries in college, and this foul may end Caruso's career early, and he should be severely punished.
However, the Bucks do not think so, Budenholzer said that he has no objection to the referee's decision, but it should be pointed out that Allen is not malicious, and all his actions are aimed at basketball. In addition, Midleton, the second head of the Bucks, also said: "It was just a very tough foul, he went to the ball, I don't think he was a dirty player. We were all disappointed to see him sent off for this move. It is worth mentioning that according to the famous reporter, the NBA League Office is re-examining the matter, the foul caused the player to have a serious injury with a fractured right wrist, and the league does take into account any injury consequences caused by the fouled player when measuring the degree of punishment. However, for this reason, there is no news that the Alliance will add Aaron's punishment. Personally, I think that in basketball games, physical confrontation is very normal, if not obvious intentional injury, it can still be understood. Do you think Aaron will be chased and banned?