A Kane County court will decide whether Bulls' ...
Deadspin —
... A Kane County court will decide whether Bulls' number one pick Derrick Rose will go to prison or head to traffic school as punishment for his April 29th misdemeanor speeding offense. Chances of either one of those happening? -100%. [Chicago Tribune] ...
Character Issues For Derrick Rose?
RCS Sidelines —
... The Chicago Tribune is reporting that Derrick Rose has a court date for allegedly driving his Range Rover 106 mph in a 65 mph zone on April 29th. Fortunately, no one was injured, and his lawyer points out that it's still just his first ticket. So much was made of Michael Beasley's "character issues," but you don't see him appearing in court. Although, we'll see how long that lasts with him in South Beach. ...
Evidence Of The Summer Baseball Lull
Signal to Noise —
... What did Rose do to earn the ink? He got a speeding ticket. Seriously. It’s just a speeding ticket from April that he’s going to court for soon and because he is the #1 pick overall, it’s apparently of merit, just like LeBron James’ speeding ticket from a few months back. Rose was doing 100+ in a 65 zone, and will be in court a week from Friday. He’s likely to only get traffic school and a fine, since it’s a misdemeanor and he’s a first-time offender. ...
Announcement
Chicago Bull —
... That being said, please stay out of any more trouble. Just go to your court date, ask for leniency, and never get on the wrong side of the law again. ...
