The news of Derrick Rose’s injury leaves a lot of questions for not only Rose but the Chicago Bulls as well. As Rose decides on the best course of action for himself, the Bulls have to decide what’s the best thing to do for the team in his absence.
NBA: Derrick Rose Tears Meniscus, Out Indefinitely & Could Miss Season
Chicago Bulls star point guard Derrick Rose underwent an MRI on Saturday afternoon after suffering a knee injury on Friday night during the Bulls loss to the Portland Trailblazers.
NBA: Derrick Rose Says the Miami Heat Are the Bulls Rivals Not the Pacers
It appears rivalries are becoming a big thing in the NBA once again; with the Knicks and Nets, Bulls and Nets and more. Considering that both teams are in the Central division and expected to do well, some reporters have indicated a rivalry between the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers. Derrick Rose however sees the Heat as their prime rival. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Derrick Rose Sat Out Bulls’ Game With Knee Soreness But Says He Could’ve Played
Bulls fans took a deep breath as Derrick Rose sat out their preseason game against the Wizards in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil after suffering soreness in his surgically repaired knee. The team made sure to let everyone know it was just a precautionary measure and Rose hadn’t suffered any setbacks. Rose confirmed that by saying he could’ve played Saturday night by was held out by team’s front office. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Derrick Rose Says His Vertical Went Up 5 Inches After Rehab
The biggest anticipation for the upcoming NBA season is the return of Derrick Rose. Fans got an early glimpse of the star point guard last night as the Chicago Bulls took on the Indiana Pacers in the preseason opener. Rose came out and impressed after sitting out the entire 2012-13 season. He showed his usual speed and agility but there’s also one thing that got better. Read more after the jump.
NBA: Derrick Rose Gives Reason Why He Decided Not to Come Back Last Season
Everyone watched and waited for Derrick Rose to return last season from an ACL tear he suffered in the previous postseason. Unfortunately the return never happened and the Bulls were subsequently eliminated from the playoffs by the defending champion Miami Heat. Now with a new season upon us Derrick Rose feels revived and ready to go. Yesterday during the Chicago Bulls media day, he reflected on the previous season and why he chose not to play. Read more after the jump.
