DEERFIELD, Ill. – Derrick Rose and the Chicago Bulls hoped all questions surrounding his recovery would be answered by now. Instead, they're still hanging there as they head into the offseason.
Rose's status remains the big issue after his long-awaited comeback got cut short by another season-ending knee injury.
They managed to win 48 games despite losing their superstar early and trading away Luol Deng, only to lose to the Washington Wizards in five games in the first round of the playoffs.
The focus is now on the future, one they hope includes a healthy, dominant Rose and maybe another star player.
General manager Gar Forman says "it'll obviously be an active summer" for the Bulls. But everything starts with Rose.
