Washington Wizards guard Carrick Felix and forward Markieff Morris were suspended one game each by the NBA for leaving the bench area during an altercation, the league announced Sunday.The incident occurred with 19.5 seconds left in the first half of Friday's game against the Golden State Warriors.Wizards guard Bradley Beal initiated the incident by grabbing Warriors forward Draymond Green around the neck. Beal was ejected for initiating the incident and was fined $50,000. Green, who continued the incident by confronting Beal and failing to disengage from him, was ejected for fighting, and fined $25,000.Wizards forward Kelly Oubre Jr. was fined $15,000 for aggressively entering the altercation.Morris and Felix left the Wizards' bench area to join the incident.Felix served his suspension Sunday against the Sacramento Kings while Morris won't serve his until he returns from an abdomen injury.

Felix is out indefinitely after fracturing his left patella.

Felix was limited to just 14 games in his rookie season with a similar injury to his left patella as well. He was drafted fourth overall by the Santa Cruz Warriors in the 2014 D-League Draft but will be sidelined for a significant amount of time.

Felix was drafted fourth overall by the Santa Cruz Warriors in the 2014 D-League Draft.

Felix was traded to the Jazz in the offseason but was waived right before the season started to make room for Utah's addition of Jordan Hamilton and Joe Ingles. The 24-year-old played in 14 games last season for the Cavaliers as he was sidelined with a broken kneecap for a good portion of the year. He will be a prime candidate for a call up to the NBA as the season progresses.

Felix was waived by the Jazz on Monday, Jody Genessy of the Deseret News reports.

The Jazz signed both Jordan Hamilton and Joe Ingles on Monday, so Felix was waived in order to open up an additional roster spot. Felix appeared in seven games for the Cavs last season and was acquired by the Jazz in July in a deal that sent John Lucas, Malcolm Thomas and Erik Murphy to Cleveland.

Felix has been able to play in four preseason games since initially injuring his shoulder in late August.

Felix made a quicker than expected recovery from his Grade One AC joint sprain and seems to be in the fold for the Jazz moving forward. Coach Quin Snyder has praised Felix during the offseason for his defensive mindset, although the 24-year-old will likely have a hard time carving out minutes in a rotation already occupied by Gordon Hayward, Alec Burks, Dante Exum, and Rodney Hood.

Felix (shoulder) has been upgraded to a game-time decision for Thursday's game in Los Angeles, the Salt Lake Tribune's Tony Jones reports.

Felix is apparently ahead of schedule in his recovery from a shoulder injury, and it looks promising that he could be ready for the start of the regular season. However, he's not expected to be a rotation player this season.

Felix (shoulder) was a partial participant in Thursday's practice, Jody Genessy of the Deseret News reports.

Felix is not expected to return for another couple of weeks, but his participation in non-contact drills is certainly a step in the right correction. Once the regular season opens, Felix's playing time figures to be very minimal, barring a rash of injuries.

Felix will miss approximately four weeks with a Grade One AC joint sprain of his left shoulder, Jazz announcer David Locke reports.

Felix was going to struggle for minutes anyway, but now that he'll miss basically all of training camp, he will really struggle to become a part of Utah's rotation.

The Jazz have agreed to trade John Lucas, Malcolm Thomas and Erik Murphy to the Cavaliers, in exchange for Carrick Felix, a future second-round pick and $1 million.

The Cavaliers gain flexibility with the move since none of the players they'll receive have guaranteed contracts, and this trade has all the marks of a precursor to a possible deal for Kevin Love. The Warriors appear to have fallen out of the K-Love sweepstakes due to their refusal to part with Klay Thompson, and the Cavs seem like the clear-cut favorites with only the Nuggets and Bulls explicitly rumored to be bidding for Love. As for Felix, he won't have fantasy relevance in Utah or anywhere else.

Carrick Felix is available to play against the Nets on Wednesday.

He's been out since January due to a stress fracture in his knee and this is a surprise. Felix likes to get his buckets in transition and had a decent offseason, but he has a lot of growing to do. He's no lock to play tonight.

Cavaliers rookie Carrick Felix has been diagnosed with a stress fracture in his left knee.

He'll be out for approximately 6-8 weeks. Felix averaged under five minutes in a handful of appearances with Cleveland this season, so his unfortunate injury won't have any fantasy implications.

The Cavs scheduled an MRI for Carrick Felix's sore left knee on Monday.

The rookie is having a tough start to his season after sports hernia surgery from earlier in the season. Felix was effective in summer league and in the preseason, but he won't have fantasy value this season.

Carrick Felix has been recalled from the D-League by the Cavaliers.

Felix had been playing with the Canton Charge of the D-League, but he won't carry any fantasy value with him as he returns to the NBA.

The Cavaliers have assigned SG Carrick Felix and C Henry Sims to the D-League.

Neither guy has any fantasy value, so their absence from the Cavs' bench shouldn't alter any lineups.

Carrick Felix made his debut on Friday against the Pelicans.

He went through Friday's shootaround, but this is a surprise to see him on the court so soon. In Las Vegas Summer League, Felix was an exciting player to watch and was able to get his own shot, so he could get a chance for mintues. The Cavs do have some issues on the wing, but Felix will have to put on quite a show to be a consistent factor in the rotation off the bat.

Cavaliers rookie Carrick Felix (sports hernia) practiced on Thursday for the first time this season.

Felix was impressive this summer and may squeeze out a few minutes behind Dion Waiters, Jarrett Jack and C.J. Miles, but he's not a fantasy option.

Carrick Felix was diagnosed with a mild sports hernia and he will be out indefinitely.

It's too bad for the rookie. Felix looked great in summer league and was getting a lot of praise out from coach Mike Brown. He's not on the radar in redraft leagues.

The Cavaliers signed SG Carrick Felix to a four-year contract on Monday, with the first three years guaranteed.

The Cavs drafted Felix in the second round after he averaged 14.6 points, 8.1 rebounds, 1.4 steals and 1.1 blocks in his junior season with Arizona State. He's a 6'6" shooting guard with solid 3-point range and his defense caught Mike Brown's eye. The three guaranteed years prove Cleveland has plenty of confidence in him, but he's unlikely to make a dent in fantasy leagues as a rookie.

Mike Brown said that Carrick Felix has a good chance to make the Cavs.

"I liked what Carrick did," Brown said. "He's a young guy that really doesn't know quite what he's doing, but he seems like a quick learner. He's long, he's athletic, he brings a lot of energy to the table on every possession. So he's a guy who has a pretty good chance of making our team. Felix had an encouraging outing in Vegas and really like to get out and run in transition. The Cavs do have some depth on the wing, so Felix won't be worth draft in fantasy leagues this season.

Carrick Felix looked good in his pro debut in Las Vegas on Friday, scoring 14 points on 5-of-9 shooting to go with six boards, one steal, two blocks, two 3-pointers and two turnovers in 25 minutes.

He was the 33rd pick of the draft and did a terrific job of filling up the stat sheet tonight. As encouraging as this may be, Felix is a bit buried on the depth chart for the Cavs and is unlikely to be a noticeable factor in his first season.