Derrick Rose's career will always fall into the great "what ifs" of NBA history. Rose was the youngest MVP in league history, winning the award in 2010-11 at the age of 22 and leading the Bulls to ...

Derrick Rose is out for Game 1. (Getty) Though he hasn't played a game since ACL surgery almost a year ago, Derrick Rose continues to float the idea that he could come back at any moment.

In his third season in the NBA, Derrick Rose became the youngest MVP in NBA history. Rose won the 2010-11 MVP Award with his hometown Chicago Bulls at 22 years and 191 days old.

Rose took on all comers with the Knicks, ranging from Svi Mykhailiuk ("I kicked his a— a few times") to executive William Wesley, aka World Wide Wes ("He beat me at damn near 60 years old").

Derrick Rose has always been a beloved figure in Chicago, not only for his stellar performances on the basketball court but ...

The Chicago Bulls will retire Derrick Rose's No. 1 during the 2025-26 season, the team announced. Further details for the ceremony will be announced at a later date.

Bulls great Derrick Rose’s name and No. 1 will forever hang in the United Center rafters. Rose’s No. 1 jersey will officially be retired next season, the team announced Saturday.

"Derrick Rose is making $20 million a year, and he's got a couple of bad knees. There are pros and cons of what we do for a living," Barkley pointed out.

— Derrick Rose (@drose) August 15, 2012 and this photo on Twitter: And with that, the Derrick Rose rehab promotional tour began. Sponsored by Adidas.

inside the knicks What a between-the-lines reading of Derrick Rose’s ankle surgeries tells us about his Knicks future By Marc Berman Published May 5, 2022, 8:20 a.m. ET ...

Luol Deng watched Derrick Rose arrive in Chicago and literally took over the team from Ben Gordon. Deng was the Bulls' steady second option behind Gordon but after the team drafted Rose in 2008 ...