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Derrick Rose does not have Snapchat

By  Dan Cahill
   
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Derrick Rose has really been focused on basketball lately, and it shows.

In perhaps his best stretch since his knee injuries, Rose is averaging almost 20 points over his last 16 complete games.

During the month and a half span, Rose has spoken several times about blocking out distractions. He exhibited it last night in Los Angeles when a fan bothered him for a snap.

Drose say he don’t got snapchat #drose #derrickrose #chicagobulls #chitown #bullsnation #bulls #SeeRed A video posted by @jaccpot88 on Jan 29, 2016 at 12:30am PST

In just 28 minutes, Rose had 16 points, seven rebounds and five assists in the Bulls’ 114-91 victory over the Lakers on Thursday.

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