Milwaukee Bucks guard Grayson Allen (7) commits a flagrant foul on Chicago Bulls guard Alex Caruso (6) in the third quarter at Fiserv Forum on Jan. 21, 2022, in Milwaukee.
Several rival teams of the Milwaukee Bucks have expected that the NBA will slap Grayson Allen a harsher punishment after the recent infamous reckless play against Alex Caruso.
Per insider Marc Stein, these ball clubs have expected the league to hand Allen a harder punishment to discourage the future foulers in committing some harsh contacts.
And if the Bulls’ long-term loss of Caruso really mattered in the Allen case, as we were told it would, then Allen needed to get a minimum three-game suspension … or something beyond a paltry one-game ban. I’m not the only one who feels this way, either. I’ve heard from a handful of rival teams, with no stake in the matter beyond watching intently for the NBA’s reaction after the Bulls so vociferously complained about Allen’s actions, that expected Allen to be…
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