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    Derrick Rose's Bulls career may be in the past, but for him Chicago always will be home

    by K.C. Johnson, Chicago Tribune Dec 27, 2018 3 minutes

    CHICAGO - Derrick Rose never wanted to leave the Bulls, who traded him in June 2016 before the 2011 most valuable player could fulfill his oft-stated goal of leading his hometown franchise to an NBA championship.

    The trade stung Rose deeply. But Rose walked out of the United Center with team Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf after a 2017 Bulls-Celtics playoff game he attended as a fan and occasionally does offseason workouts at the practice facility.

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