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Taj Gibson said Derrick Rose was unstoppable in Bulls practice Sunday

By  Rob Ogden
   
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Derrick Rose made his much-anticipated return to the basketball floor in the Bulls’ preseason finale on Friday.

Rose, still recovering from a left orbital fracture, looked good as he scored eight points in 10 minutes.

But according to Taj Gibson, Rose looked even better during practice on Sunday.

Even though he said Friday he’s still seeing double, Rose is optimistic he’ll be able to play in Chicago’s season opener Tuesday against the Cavaliers.

Derrick Rose to play tonight in Bulls’ preseason finale The Bulls hold 22/1 odds to win their first NBA title since 1998.

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All stats via ESPN.

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