Derrick Rose will be back on the court for the Chicago Bulls at some point— likely tonight, in fact— but in a statement that should scare Bulls fans, the reigning MVP says that he does not expect to be 100% for the remainder of the season.
Maybe Rose is just in a pessimistic mood, but for a player whose game is so predicated on his leaping ability, a nagging toe injury could potentially derail the Bulls' season if Rose isn't able to fully heal himself, or if he ends up aggravating the injury at any point down the line.
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Derrick Rose will be back on the court for the Chicago Bulls at some point— likely tonight, in fact— but in a statement that should scare Bulls fans, the reigning MVP says that he does not expect to be 100% for the remainder of the season.
Maybe Rose is just in a pessimistic mood, but for a player whose game is so predicated on his leaping ability, a nagging toe injury could potentially derail the Bulls' season if Rose isn't able to fully heal himself, or if he ends up aggravating the injury at any point down the line.
For more on this game, stay with SB Nation Chicago. For more on the Bulls, check out Blog a Bull, and for more on the Nets go to NetsDaily. For more news and notes from around the league, head over to SB Nation's NBA news hub.