Derrick Rose

Former MVP Derrick Rose retiring from the NBA after a 16-year career.

With 30 seconds left, Derrick Rose missed the first of two free throws and was kicking himself for failing to give his team the lead.

He's worn a suit more than a jersey in this part of his career, but the Minnesota Timberwolves will be adding a former MVP to their roster.

As the NBA spotlight shines, four former members of the Sioux Falls Skyforce will play their part. Three others are noticeably absent.

Derrick Rose was unwilling to return in a time of need last season for the Chicago Bulls, throughout the season's final month and into the postseason. Medically cleared to play back in March from his reconstructive ACL surgery, Rose chose not to return to the lineup even though doctors had given him the ok...

Almost a year ago, the city of Chicago held its breath for its star point guard. The city is still waiting today for the return of Chicago-native. So, what's taking Derrick Rose so long to come back from a torn ACL in last year's playoffs against the Philadelphia 76ers?

On Monday afternoon this week, Rose told USA Today Sports that he is still far away from returning and wouldn't come back until he was 110 percent.

When you look at the way the NBA has evolved over the last 20 years, one major difference is the evolution of the "Floater" shot. Many smaller guards have implemented the shot to their repatwa as a way to combat the bigger, faster and stronger big men in the game...