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Derrick Rose | Guard

Team: Chicago Bulls
Age / DOB:  (24) / 10/4/1988
Ht / Wt:  6'3' / 190
College: Memphis
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Tom Thibodeau said Derrick Rose (knee) is feeling like himself again, and raved about how Rose looked in a recent workout.
"I worked him out about a week ago. It was great," Thibodeau said. "Watching the way he's moving now, there's a confidence." Thibodeau added that Rose never returned to full explosiveness during the season that he was comfortable with, but "he's there now. He feels great, and that's the most important thing." Rose is running, lifting, playing and shooting, so there is absolutely no reason to believe he won't be ready for the start of next season. Jun 14 - 7:00 AM

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Derrick Rose has been working out in Chicago during the offseason.

All signs point to Rose playing in the first game of the 2013/14 season, and after he sat out the entire year, everyone will be paying extra attention to anything he does in the offseason. Rose has kept himself out of the public spotlight, but it shouldn't be much longer until he's doing everything with his teammates--and that includes playing in games with them.
Jun 10 - 1:52 PM

Bulls executive VP of basketball operations John Paxson was the latest person to defend Derrick Rose's decision to sit out the season, saying he'll return "stronger, better than ever."

Rose "took a lot of unfair shots" from critics according to Paxson, and it's abundantly clear the Bulls organization was nothing but supportive of Rose's decision the entire season despite some incorrect reports to the contrary. "Everybody wants to point a finger and blame and accuse and that kind of stuff. And the reality is, Derrick and us, we were all on the same page from the beginning," Paxson said. The executive VP of basketball ops also noted the team and Rose are formulating a summer plan to ensure everyone is on the "same page."
May 28 - 9:03 AM

Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said Thursday that Derrick Rose (knee) will be ready to go next season.

Rose didn't play all season after suffering a torn left ACL and MCL in Game 1 of last year's playoffs. The saga of whether he would return to the lineup reached nauseating levels in the second half of the year and he'll likely be dogged by questions about it all summer long. The good news is that he should be 100 percent when training camp opens next fall, which should mean a very long and productive season once Rose shakes off the rust.
May 16 - 3:32 PM

Derrick Rose (knee) will not play on Wednesday in Game 5 vs. Miami.

If the Bulls lose, their season will end without Rose ever playing a game this year. We fully expect Rose to be ready for the start of next season, but questions will linger throughout the offseason as to why he didn't get back on the floor this year.
May 15 - 10:34 AM

Derrick Rose (knee) will not play in the Bulls' second-round series vs. the Heat, according to CSN Chicago.

"At the outset of the second round Rose did strongly consider coming back, but ultimately decided against it," according to CSN's Aggrey Sam. This comes as no surprise. A rumor that Rose might suit up for Game 3 was quickly proven false, and it's worth remembering Adrian Wojnarowski's report from last week, which claimed that Rose has privately decided not to return during the playoffs.
Source: CSN Chicago
May 12 - 10:02 PM

Derrick Rose (knee surgery) will not play in Friday's Game 3 vs. Miami.

A Hoopsworld report earlier in the week jumped the gun by saying Rose might suit up for Game 3, but he's already been ruled out once again. At this point, we'd expect to see Rose at the beginning of next season. Nate Robinson will start at point guard.
May 10 - 12:29 PM

Tom Thibodeau again says nothing has changed for Derrick Rose (knee), which means Rose is unlikely to play in Game 3.

There was a Hoopsworld report Tuesday that suggested Rose could return for Game 3, but it doesn't sound likely at this point. Barring a drastic change of mind from Rose himself, the former MVP is unlikely to play again this season.
May 9 - 3:57 PM

Tom Thibodeau said "nothing has changed" in regards to Derrick Rose's (knee) playing status, and he will not play in Game 2.

A Hoopsworld report on Tuesday suggested that Rose might suit up for Game 3 (but not necessarily play), but Thibodeau's quote indicates that it's the first he's heard of that plan. Rose will continue to sit on the sidelines until if he feels he's ready to play, and there's a strong chance we don't see him until next season.
May 8 - 10:42 AM

Hoopsworld is reporting that sources in Chicago are suggesting that Derrick Rose "may suit up for Game 3 in Chicago," which doesn't mean he would play, even if he does dress.

However, if Rose is in uniform it's possible he could get into the game on Friday, even if it's on an emergency basis. We're still of the belief that Rose is a long shot to play anytime soon, but this is just another teasing reminder that it remains a possibility. Stay tuned.
Source: Hoopsworld
May 7 - 9:07 PM

Derrick Rose (knee) will not play on Monday.

Rose continues to say his status is "up in the air," but he will not play in Game 1 on Monday. Nate Robinson will start if Kirk Hinrich (calf) can't play. Beat writer K.C. Johnson adds that the organization has worked under the assumption that Rose will not play again this season.
May 6 - 11:22 AM

Derrick Rose said his status for the rest of the playoffs is "up in the air," but Adrian Wojnarowski contends that Rose has decided not to play this season.

Wojo cites "sources with the direct knowledge" who claim Rose has made a choice to rest his surgically-repaired left knee for the duration of the playoffs. The Bulls are used to playing without their resident MVP and they're simply hoping to have Kirk Hinrich (calf) and Luol Deng (illness) in uniform for Game 1 on Monday.
May 5 - 9:46 AM

Derrick Rose will not play in Saturday's Game 7 against the Nets.

This isn't really big news and Rose has already said that he'll make his debut on his own terms. Rose tore his ACL on the same day as Iman Shumpert last season and Shumpert made his return way back on January 17. Rose says he could play in the next round against Miami, but the Bulls will have a tough time winning tonight with Luol Deng out and Kirk Hinrich dealing with an injury.
Source: Bulls.com
May 4 - 5:18 PM

Derrick Rose (knee surgery) says he's in control of his rehab and nobody, including his brother, can tell him when or if to return to the court.

Rose had an impromptu media session after shootaround Saturday morning, addressing a lot of recent reports regarding his status, including his brother saying there's a "90 percent chance" Rose would return if the Bulls advanced. "My brother and them can’t tell me what to do with my body. I’m in control of the whole process. It’s really all on me," said Rose, who also won't rule himself out for the rest of the season.
May 4 - 11:46 AM

Derrick Rose (knee) says "muscle memory" is one of the things holding him back from returning to action.

TNT sideline reporter Rachel Nichols was able to secure a few minutes with Rose. "He's telling me how badly he does want to be out there, but he says that he just doesn't have the muscle memory back, is the way he put it," Nichols said. In other words, Rose's knee doesn't feel right, it's affecting his shot and he doesn't want to be on the court when he's unsure of himself. Meanwhile, the rest of his Bulls teammates are slogging through a brutal series against the Nets, most of them playing on one leg or sick. "I think Derrick owes it to his teammates at this stage," TNT's Steve Kerr said Monday.
May 3 - 3:42 PM

Depth Charts

All Positions
PosRoleName
PG1Derrick Rose
2Kirk Hinrich
3Nate Robinson
4Marquis Teague
SG1Marco Belinelli
2Richard Hamilton
3Daequan Cook
SF1Luol Deng
2Jimmy Butler
3Vladimir Radmanovic
PF1Carlos Boozer
2Taj Gibson
3Malcolm Thomas
C1Joakim Noah
2Nazr Mohammed