KC Johnson: Wrote this last night. I’m told several Bulls were upset about Allen never checking on Caruso.
More on Alex Caruso Injury
Adrian Wojnarowski: Chicago Bulls guard Alex Caruso has suffered a fractured right wrist and will likely need surgery, sources tell ESPN. The injury occurred after a fall following a flagrant foul from Milwaukee’s Grayson Allen on Friday night.
Adrian Wojnarowski: Bulls have expressed public and private outage to league office on Allen’s Flagrant 2 foul on Friday night — coupled with his personal history of plays considered to be dirty. Billy Donovan said, “He had a history of this…it was really dangerous.”
KC Johnson: Ayo Dosunmu and Stanley Johnson have landed in league’s health protocols. Alex Caruso is available.
Joe Cowley: The good today here from Miami: Alex Caruso went through the first stage of ramped up activity to test the injured hamstring and came out with a thumbs up. If he gets through tomorrow afternoon’s work with the medical team he’s a go vs. Heat.
Darnell Mayberry: Alex Caruso (hamstring) will be reevaluated in a week, Donovan says.
KC Johnson: Donovan did elaborate and said he doesn't believe it's serious. Caruso has had an MRI. But team wants him to sit for a week. He will be able to do rehab. It's hamstring and calf issue.
Kellan Olson: The Lakers are listing Anthony Davis and LeBron James as questionable for tomorrow's game against the Pacers. Same with Alex Caruso and Dennis Schroder. Indiana will have no Brogdon, Turner, Lamb or Sumner. LeVert, Sabonis and Aaron Holiday are questionable.
Melissa Rohlin: Caruso said he's not sure the specific play in which he injured his wrist. He said it was a little stiff and sore the day after the game. "It's like knocking knees or falling on the ground. It hurts for a little while and then you just play through it. "
Dave McMenamin: Alex Caruso is out for the rest of the game after being elbowed in the mouth in the first quarter. He underwent a concussion evaluation that was inconclusive, per the Lakers. He'll be re-evaluated tomorrow.
Mike Trudell: Injuries for tomorrow: Quinn Cook is available to play, Alex Caruso is probable and Rajon Rondo is questionable (sore calf).
Dave McMenamin: The Lakers say that Alex Caruso underwent additional testing and it confirmed he has a bone contusion (pelvis) and his status is day-to-day.
Tania Ganguli: The Lakers say Alex Caruso will not return due to a bone contusion in his pelvis. X-Rays were negative but he will have further testing in LA.
Mike Trudell: Alex Caruso will play tonight for the Lakers in the Summer League Final vs. Portland after missing last night’s semifinal contest with gastroenteritis. LAL waited until just a bit ago to make the call, trying to give him as much time to recover as possible.
Mike Trudell: Alex Caruso will not play in tonight’s semifinal game vs. Cleveland due to an illness. He’s back at the team hotel, in fact. Caruso been terrific in L.A.’s 5-0 run in Vegas, and will be missed on both ends of the floor.
