The Latest Breaking News from Alex Caruso

The Bulls’ defense is completely different when Caruso is on the floor, and while he still has some steps to complete in order to return from right wrist surgery, a big one comes next week when he starts dribbling and shooting.

Caruso had surgery to fix a fractured right wrist almost three weeks ago, and was given a vague timetable of six-to-eight weeks before he would be re-evaluated. But according to coach Billy Donovan, the defensive specialist in Caruso can start dribbling and shooting sooner than later.

It wasn’t just hope for the Bulls coach, as Donovan confirmed a Sun-Times report that Williams was progressing ahead of schedule from wrist surgery and could see some regular-season action on his current timetable. Donovan also said that the timetables haven’t changed for Lonzo Ball, Alex Caruso or Derrick Jones…

The versatile forward joins Alex Caruso (wrist) and Lonzo Ball (knee) on the six-to-eight week shelf, fracturing his right index finger on Tuesday.

There is plenty to love about Milwaukee. But Allen’s dangerous foul on Alex Caruso, and his team’s reaction to it, makes us wonder what’s going on there.

NBA must do all it can to put an end to fouls such as the one Allen committed against Bulls guard Alex Caruso that resulted in a broken wrist.

Even with backcourt players in and out of the lineup for most of the season, the Bulls were still operating from a position of strength with their guards. But with Alex Caruso having wrist surgery Monday and Lonzo Ball expected to have knee surgery this week, that’s no longer the…

The guard was issued a one-game suspension following a flagrant foul on Chicago’s Alex Caruso on Friday.

Adrian Wojnarowski: Milwaukee Bucks' statement on Grayson Allen's 1 game suspension: "We disagree with the suspension. We support Grayson and look forward to him rejoining our team for Friday's game vs. New York." Source: Twitter @wojespn What's the ...