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Rose believes he’s ready to dominate again and help his team contend for a championship.
With training camp set to open this week, the former MVP point guard said there are no lingering issues with his surgically repaired left knee.
”Who knows when I’m going to get my rhythm?” he said. ”It might take one game. It might take five games, 10 games. Who knows? I think me having that relationship with my teammates and them knowing that and not just depending on me right away, just knowing that I’m just trying to fit in with them, do my job where my job is to come in, run the game and get them open shots and play aggressive. I think the guys on the team know that. And me knowing that, too, I think it’s going to be a smooth year, a smooth process.”
Asked if he has any doubts he’ll regain his MVP form, Rose said, ”No.”
Reported by Andrew Seligman of the Associated Press
