Derrick Rose began his illustrious career with the Chicago Bulls, where he quickly established himself as one of the league's brightest stars. He won the 2009 Rookie of the Year award and, in 2011, became the youngest player ever to win the MVP award, leading the Bulls to a remarkable 62-20 record. Unfortunately, Rose's tenure with the Bulls was marred by injuries, particularly a devastating torn ACL the following year, which significantly impacted his career trajectory. Despite his challenges, Rose remains a cherished figure in the franchise’s history, remembered for his electrifying athleticism and competitive spirit during his early years in Chicago.