Derrick Rose, once the youngest MVP in NBA history, will have his No. 1 jersey retired by the Chicago Bulls on January 24, 2025. This event at the United Center will celebrate a career that electrified fans and left a lasting impact on the city of Chicago.
January 4, 2025, was Derrick Rose night at the United Center as the Chicago Bulls celebrated their MVP in his first season as a retired player. Saturday night’s game against the New York Knicks was a small part of the celebration.
On Saturday, the Chicago Bulls announced they would retire Derrick Rose's No. 1 jersey, becoming the fifth player in franchise history to receive that recognition.
There are few players in NBA history who have entertained fans and defied their sport. One of those is Derrick Rose. Recognized for his incredible speed, drives that defy gravity, and unwavering humility, Rose’s influence goes much farther than just basketball.
When Derrick Rose became the youngest MVP in NBA history during the 2010-11 season, it marked the culmination of years of relentless dedication and undeniable talent.
Everyone remembers Derrick Rose as the 22-year-old who soared to an MVP award and seemed destined to dominate for years, only to be sidelined by devastating injuries.
As Derrick Rose officially retired after 16 seasons in the NBA, stories have circulated left and right, and now, Jeff Teague and Eric Gordon shared an untold story.
Chicago native and former Chicago Bulls No. 1 draft pick Derrick Rose announced his retirement from the NBA via social media on Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024.