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Derrick Rose ended his self-imposed separation from the Cavaliers. The point guard, who has been dealing with a sprained left ankle for much of his first season with Cleveland, returned to the Cavs on Monday to resume rehab and treatment. A frustrated Rose had left the team on Nov. 22 to contemplate his future, but he's back and working toward a return to the floor. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 11:29:am EST

After a self-imposed exile, Derrick Rose flew to Cleveland Monday morning and plans to report to the Cleveland Cavaliers practice facility, league sources tell ESPN. He's expected to meet with front office officials and begin the process of returning after leaving the team last week. Coach Tyronn Lue said on Saturday said there has been positive dialogue between Rose and the organization. Rose, 29, has been deliberating whether he wanted to work toward returning from a sprained ankle to rejoin the Cavaliers this season, or even continue his NBA career, league sources said. His increasing frustration with injuries has caused him to question his desire to continue playing, league sources have said. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 10:39:am EST

What direction is Derrick Rose’s career heading on the Cleveland Cavaliers? Last we heard from Derrick Rose, the Cleveland Cavaliers point guard was “evaluating his future” due to a seemingly never-ending string of injuries that derailed the former NBA MVP’s career. Rose left the team late last month amid reports the left ankle injury he suffered on Nov. 7 could keep him sidelined into early December, but that return date has remained in serious question given his mental state. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 10:35:am EST

Cavaliers guard Derrick Rose returned to Cleveland after being away from the team, the team announced Monday. Rose reported to the team's training facility and spoke with the Cavaliers front office staff. The team said Monday that Rose will resume the treatment and rehabilitation process for his left ankle injury. Continue to Article

December 04, 2017 9:45:am EST