Bulls backcourt Alex Caruso needed surgery for a malicious foul on Gleason Allen in a game against the Bucks, while Bulls coach Billy Donovan revealed Caruso's surgery ahead of the game against the Thunder.
Billy Donovan noted that everything "went well" with Alex Caruso's surgery:
However, it should be clear that even if Caruso has undergone surgery, he is expected to miss 6 to 8 weeks of games due to injury, and losing such a defensive player in the backcourt will undoubtedly be a big blow to the Bulls.
It's just that the Bucks still insist on Grayson Allen's malicious fouls and don't have much of a problem, and the latest news is that Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer is still expressing support for Grayson Allen:
"I don't think we're going to agree to that decision, but we're going to support Grayson," Bucks coach Mike Budenholzer said of Grayson Allen's suspension for one game, "We're looking forward to him coming back and I think we're all ready to move on." ”
"What happened to Caruso was very, very, very unfortunate, but you wouldn't want that to happen, and at the same time Grayson is a meaningful member for us, we like his strength, we like his competitiveness and we look forward to his return."
As head coach, Mike Budenholzer is not a strange thing to support his players, after all, he is unlikely to stand up and make it clear that his players are deliberately injuring Caruso, but the Actions and statements of the Bucks team after this incident are indeed disgusting.