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Rose & Giddey: Bulls' Past Meets Future at Presidents Cup
25 Sep
Summary
- Derrick Rose and Josh Giddey, representing different Bulls eras, met at the Presidents Cup.
- Rose designed a floral arrangement for the Presidents Cup trophy.
- Giddey is entering his third season with the Bulls, signing a $100 million deal.
Derrick Rose, a legendary figure for the Chicago Bulls, and current Bulls player Josh Giddey recently connected at the Presidents Cup golf event. This meeting at Medinah Country Club in Illinois brought together two distinct eras of the franchise. Rose, who was drafted in 2008 and later won MVP honors in 2011, has had his jersey retired by the Bulls.
Giddey is preparing for his third season with the team, having averaged 17.0 points, 9.1 assists, and 8.3 rebounds last year. He signed a significant four-year, $100 million deal in July 2025. The Presidents Cup, featuring the U.S. and international teams, began its first round on Thursday and runs until Sunday, September 27th, with notable competitors like Scottie Scheffler and Justin Thomas participating.
The Bulls organization is currently focused on a rebuilding phase, led by a young core of players. The team's preseason schedule is set to commence on October 7th against the Phoenix Suns.
