Derrick Rose News

Chicago - The first blockbuster trade of the NBA off-season took place on Wednesday as the Chicago Bulls traded All Star point guard Derrick Rose to New York, a move that seemed to make more sense on the business end of the game than what happens on the court.

Chicago - Chicago has become one of the most disappointing teams in the NBA. Experts believed this squad would challenge for a title over the last few years, but injuries and inconsistent play have stopped this franchise from playing to expectations.

Chicago - The Minnesota Timberwolves made a surprise announcement heading into their opening preseason contest, naming second-year player Zach LaVine the new shooting guard over veteran Kevin Martin and that has set social media buzzing with potential trades.

In a play any LeBron James fan would recognize, the Cleveland Cavaliers all-star sunk a game-winner buzzer-beater shot with 1.5 seconds left in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals versus the Chicago Bulls.

Los Angeles - Things can change quickly in the NBA — just ask the LA Lakers, who have become one of the worst teams in the league over the last two years.

Portland - The Chicago Bulls confirmed Saturday that an MRI revealed a medial meniscus tear to Derrick Rose's right knee. His injury requires a surgical repair, and he'll be out indefinitely.

Welcome back, Derrick Rose. The all-star guard, playing his second game since a devastating injury sidelined him in April 2012, scored a thrilling last-minute game-winner to give his Chicago Bulls the win over the New York Knicks.

Miami - Derrick Rose made his long anticipated return to the NBA on Tuesday night, but LeBron James and the Miami Heat showed the basketball world they are still the best team with a convincing 107-95 victory.

Tonight the NBA regular season begins, and I look into the crystal basketball to predict the major storylines you'll soon be hearing about, from Derrick Rose's stunning comeback to the West Coast trade bound to shake up the playoffs picture.

Rio De Janeiro - Derrick Rose missed Saturday's NBA preseason contest against Washington with some soreness in his knee, but the Bulls showed their depth and experience in defeating the Wizards 83-81.

Derrick Rose isn’t on the floor playing basketball for the Chicago Bulls but he’s finding ways to stay visible. He’s on TV commercials for the D Rose collection shoe from Adidas.

The Chicago Bulls, owners of the league's best record along with the San Antonio Spurs, are now down 3-1 in the first round's best of seven series against the Philadelphia 76ers.

Nike designer Jason Petrie tweeted Sunday that Derrick Rose "chose poorly" when he signed with Adidas. "#ShouldasignedwithNike," The designer wrote seemingly mocking the 2011 MVP over the injury he sustained Saturday.

Chicago - 2011 MVP Derrick Rose tore his ACL late in the 4th quarter of game 1 against the Sixers Saturday, and ESPN reports, he will be out for the rest of the playoffs.

New York - Sunday was Derrick Rose's first game after a groin injury that left him sidelined for 12 straight games. According to the Chicago Sun Times, Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said Rose playing would be a game time decision.

Toronto - Same old story. For the Toronto Raptors, the “fourth quarter collapse” storyline has grown stale this season with many fans and critics eager for the team to quickly play out the string of meaningless games remaining.

New York - NBA fans continue reaping benefits of a condensed season, with back-to-backs and back-to-back-to-backs and a dangerous five games in six nights routine, but the obvious question is, when do the stress injuries ruin a playoff contender’s season?

Forward Josh Smith scored 25 points and Joe Johnson added 17 to lead the Atlanta Hawks over the Chicago Bulls 109-94 Saturday night.

Following what was arguably the most entertaining season in modern basketball last year, the NBA returns today with a plentitude of storylines. Between Christmas Day devotees and hardwood-aholics alike, I'm betting nobody slept last night.

New York - As the start of the NBA season fast approaches, with owners and management eagerly awaiting fan response to opening day, last year’s playoff teams are set to repeat their post-season appearances, with a couple of notable exceptions.

Chicago - The Chicago Bulls have solidified their desire to bring the NBA championship trophy back to the Windy City by signing their all-star point guard to a maximum extension, five-year $94.8 million contract.

Chicago - Atlanta Hawks Jamal Crawford said after game “If that was the best shot the Bulls had to offer, than we are good.” Well last night’s game was a bigger shot then in game 2. The MVP Derrick Rose had a career high to give the Bulls 2-1 lead.

Chicago - Every year the NBA takes timeout in the middle of the playoffs to hand out some hardware to some deserving players. Some may be repeats, but some may be new stars that have stepped their game up significantly.

Los Angeles - In an event were you have to have quickness and ball handling skills, Curry showed he was the best of the night and walked away with the award. Known mostly for his shooting with the Warriors, this Warrior has other skills as well.

Chicago - The Chicago Bulls played host to the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night at the United Center and showed why they will be a force in the playoffs, handling their visitors with relative ease in a pull-away victory, 109-99.