Derrick Rose Injury Update

Focus will remain on Bulls' Rose

As it was in his first four seasons in the NBA and into a fifth he didn't play following offseason knee surgery, Derrick Rose will command most of the Bulls' offseason attention.     Bulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports

Thibs hopes Noah won't need surgery

DEERFIELD. Ill. -- Rest and recovery is now on tap for many Chicago Bulls players now that the season has come to a close. The walking wounded included Joakim Noah and his sore feet, Kirk Hinrich and his calf injury, Luol Deng and his complications from a spinal tap and, of course, Derrick Rose, who still needs to regain the necessary confidence after his ACL injury last April. Coach Tom Thibodeau seemed most concerned with the health of Noah and Deng. Chicago Bulls Blog | ESPN Chicago

Bulls look forward to Rose's return

Point guard will continue rehab mostly in southern California as coach and teammates eagerly anticipate return Whether he is becoming the youngest most valuable player in NBA history or sitting out an entire season after knee surgery, Derrick Rose commands attention in both presence and absence.     Bulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports

Taj Gibson predicts that Derrick Rose will silence his critics when he returns

Taj Gibson still is getting ripped by Bulls fans for his ejection in Game 2 against the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference semifinals. So the reserve power forward couldn’t even imagine what venom has built up toward Derrick Rose, who missed the season while ­recovering from surgery to his left knee. “That’s what comes with the job we do,’’ Gibson said Thursday, one day after the Bulls’ postseason came to an end in Miami. “I’m still recovering from the Game 2 [ejection]. I still have fans basically ripping me to shre... Chicago Sun-Times

Focus will remain on return of Bulls' Rose

As it was in his first four seasons in the NBA and into a fifth he didn't play following offseason knee surgery, Derrick Rose will command most of the Bulls' offseason attention.     Chicago Tribune

Rose, Deng out for G5, Hinrich 'likely out'

Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose was ruled out of Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Miami Heat on Wednesday, meaning he could officially miss the entire season after undergoing ACL surgery on May 12, 2012. Read the entire story. Chicago Bulls Blog | ESPN Chicago

Thibs: Caution was right plan for Rose

MIAMI -- Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose was ruled out of their 94-91 loss in Game 5 of an Eastern Conference semifinal against the Miami Heat, meaning he officially missed the entire season after undergoing ACL surgery on May 12, 2012. Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said the team was right to take a cautious approach with its star this season. Read the entire story. Chicago Bulls Blog | ESPN Chicago

Idle Rose rises on earnings list

Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose has been well compensated while rehabbing from knee surgery, cracking the top 10 on Sports Illustrated's Fortunate 50 list for 2013 even while watching the playoffs wearing a suit on the bench.     Bulls Blog | Chicago Breaking Sports

Bulls lineup will look the same for Game 3

Well, that was a lot of wasted breath. Since the end of Game 2, there was plenty of speculation that Luol Deng, Kirk Hinrich and even possibly Derrick Rose could return for Friday’s tipoff. Not happening. At Bulls shootaround, Tom Thibodeau revealed that none were ready to return. Considering that Deng has lost 25 pounds (due to spinal tap complications), Hinrich just got a second MRI for his sore calf and Rose didn’t return in much less pressurized situations, none of that should be a surprise. So expect the Bulls to start Joakim Noah, Carlos Boozer, Jimmy Butler, Marco Belinelli and Nate Rob... Heat Zone | Palm Beach Post

Derrick Rose return rumor shot down by Tom Thibodeau

Another day, another Derrick Rose rumor that turns into false hysteria. The latest was a report from HoopsWorld, which said that Rose would suit up for Game 3 because of all the injuries. Not that he would play, but he would at least suit up. Chicago Sun-Times