Derrick Rose had a lot of at his key preparation with the Chicago Bulls on Thursday.

“I asked a lot of them. I lost count,” the 19-year-old safeguard said following a two-hour manner at the Bulls’ peripheral keeping fit facility. “(But) I felt very comfortable out there. I can’t wait to get down to Orlando and advantage .”

The 6-foot 3-inch Rose, selected paramount whole in the NBA draft, was among 17 players at a four-day minicamp held before next week’s Orlando Pro Summer League in Florida.

Along with and introductions to numerous plays and scenarios, Rose also played in a 15-exact sham game.

“His quickness, his activeness is impressive,” Chicago coach Vinnie Del Negro said. “And he’ll get recovering every day as he becomes more comfortable. I’m not genuinely anxious more or less Derrick. It’s just a affair of time.”

Rose played a sole school time of year at Memphis and led the Tigers to this year’s NCAA Division I claim game before tumbling to Kansas. A Chicago inborn, Rose also led Simeon Career Academy to state high school championships in his final two years.

Posted on July 4th, 2008 by admin
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