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After missing the entire 2012-13 season due to an ACL tear in his left knee, Chicago Bulls’ point guard Derrick Rose will not play for the rest of this season. Rose suffered a tear in his meniscus during Friday’s loss against the Portland Trail Blazers.

He underwent successful surgery to repair the damage in his right knee on Monday.

From ESPN:

Heading into the procedure, there appeared to be two options for repairing Rose’s knee. He could have had the meniscus, or a portion of it, removed and been back on the floor in a matter of weeks. Having the meniscus reattached, which appears to be the route Rose and the Bulls took, sidelines him four to six months.

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The first procedure would have definitely put Rose back on the court a lot sooner, but players like the Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade who underwent the procedure, say that it cause more problems in the future.

It seems like D. Rose can’t catch a break.

Some say the star is done for. Are they right? Is Derrick Rose’s career over?

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