Rose returning to Chicago has been a huge deal since retiring last year, and now the former Bulls point guard has higher hopes from the organization. When talking to ESPN's Shams Charania, Rose revealed that he wants his jersey in the rafters of the United Center.

Whether it's been a pop-up flower shop, showing off a documentary about his life, or all the pageantry expected on Saturday at "Derrick Rose Night," the week has belonged to the former guard as he gets ready for the Bulls to honor him.

Derrick Rose said he'd like to see his No. 1 Chicago Bulls jersey hanging from the rafters at the United Center someday.

On Saturday, the Chicago Bulls will honor one of their city's favorite athletes of the 21st century: former guard Derrick Rose. Rose—a native of the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago's South Side—spent seven years with the Bulls from 2009 to '16.

Derrick Rose is truly living up to his name. The former NBA point guard is hosting a pop-up flower shop in Chicago, IL, on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2025. Rose’s Flower Shop will be open for “one day only,” from noon until 4 p.