Derrick Rose, a legendary figure in basketball, has officially announced his retirement after a remarkable 15-year NBA career. Drafted first overall by the Chicago Bulls in 2008, Rose became the youngest MVP in league history in 2011, leading the Bulls to a stellar 62-20 record. However, injuries plagued his career, limiting him to just 723 games. He finished his final season with the Memphis Grizzlies, where he averaged 8.0 points over 24 games. Off the court, Rose has launched 'Chesstival', a knockout-style chess tournament featuring NBA stars, with a total prize of $50,000 for charity. His post-retirement endeavors continue to showcase his commitment to community initiatives and sportsmanship.