Grayson Allen will miss Wednesday's game against the Cleveland Cavaliers after the NBA suspended him one game for his flagrant foul on Alex Caruso Friday night.

The NBA suspended Milwaukee Bucks guard Grayson Allen for one game after his flagrant-2 foul on Chicago Bulls guard Alex Caruso on Friday, Jan. 21.

Chicago's Alex Caruso sustained a fractured right wrist on the foul by Milwaukee's Grayson Allen and will miss at least the next 6-8 weeks.

Duke suspended Grayson Allen indefinitely from the team Thursday, one day after he was caught tripping an opponent for the third time in a year.

Duke has suspended Grayson Allen indefinitely after the guard intentionally stuck out his leg and tripped an Elon player Wednesday night, an incident for which he later apologized.

Certainly plenty of NBA general managers are looking at Allen hard, weighing the decision to invest in his skills versus the money burned if he's suspended for bad behavior.