Chicago Bulls announced they would withdraw Derrick Rose’s jersey

The announced that they would withdraw his jersey, raising it to the roof of the team field the following season. Rose, who comes from Chicago, competed for eight seasons with the Bulls, became the youngest MVP in NBA history and is now honored as an integral part of the team’s history. Rose was the first pick in the NBA draft in 2008, won the Ruki of the Year title in 2008–09 and received the MVP distinction in 2011. ADVERSE Thursday, he told ESPN he would like to see his jersey hanging on the roof of the United Center one day. “I would like that,” Rose told ESPN in an interview in Chicago. “That would be best for me if they did”. No Bulls player has worn Rose’s iconic No. 1 in a match since he transferred to the New York Nicks in 2016. The team gave the number to Michael Carter-Williams and Anthony Morrow, but both changed number after fans’ reactions. Rose completed his career with 12,573 points and 3,770 assists in 723 games during 15 seasons. In addition to his tenure in the Bulls, he also competed in the Knicks, Detroit Pistons, Minnesota Timberwolves, Cleveland Cavaliers and Memphis Grizzlies.