The Bulls seemed to be long considering some sort of acknowledgement, but then for a jersey retirement they’d probably need coordination with Derrick’s sponsors and family and I’m guessing ...

Former NBA player Derrick Rose speaks to the crowd during a half-time ceremony during an NBA basketball game between the New York Knicks and the Chicago Bulls, Saturday, Jan. 4, 2025, in Chicago.

He coached the Bulls for five seasons (2010-15), never had a record worse than 45-37 and quite likely had a perennial NBA championship contender if Rose hadn't blown out a knee in the opening game ...

That pick was a godsend, as the Bulls selected hometown hero Derrick Rose with the first overall pick. As a star at Simeon Academy in Chicago, the explosive guard was already a local legend before ...

While D-Rose was always known as a slasher and scoring point guard, that was only the role he was given once he got to the Bulls. Prior to his NBA arrival, Derrick was more of a pass-first PG and ...

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Ultimately, the five-time champion could see the Chicago Bulls having a great future with Rose. "I think it's important to remain patient," Bryant said of his conversation with D-Rose.

The Chicago Bulls have won NBA fans' hearts following their recent gesture toward ex-star guard Derrick Rose. Rose's legacy has been fortified as the Bulls retired the former guard's #1 jersey.

Sean McVay’s gesture toward Davante Adams was seen as “the coolest thing in the world” by Adams. On Saturday, the Chicago Bulls announced they would retire Derrick Rose’s No. 1 jersey ...

D-Rose came down full speed, he hit me with a crazy 'ugh!' I was just like yo that's crazy to see that type of athleticism up close." Derrick Rose—Chicago’s own, the MVP, the heart of the city.

The Clippers figured Rose's latest injury was weighing on the Bulls' minds. Los Angeles led for all but the first two minutes, and even the reserves surged ahead by 42 points in the fourth quarter.