NBA: Chicago’s Derrick Rose set for knee operation on Friday | Inquirer Sports

NBA: Chicago’s Derrick Rose set for knee operation on Friday

/ 10:25 AM February 27, 2015

Derrick Rose

Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose. AP FILE PHOTO

CHICAGO–Former NBA Most Valuable Player Derrick Rose will have surgery on Friday to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee, the Chicago Bulls said Thursday.

Rose will undergo a meniscectomy, which is removal of part or all of the meniscus, and Bulls general manager Gar Forman will discuss the 26-year-old’s prognosis after the procedure.

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If the tear is small, it’s possible Rose could return within six weeks.

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It’s the second straight season that Rose has needed surgery for a similar injury in the same knee.

The right knee injuries come after he missed an entire season recovering from a torn left knee ligament.

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In their first game since announcing Rose’s injury, the Bulls fell to the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday.

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“Our reality is that the games are going to keep coming,” Bulls coach Tom Thibodeau said.

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“We’ve been through it before. Our team, the thing that I think makes them special is how they care about each other. So we’ll have a spirit about us that we’re going to have to fight through things.”

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