The Rose bloomed fully at FedExForum, blooming with dazzling brilliance.
Watching Rose's performance from the sidelines, Link felt as though he had traveled through time once again.
It was as if he had returned to 2010 for a second time, to Derrick Rose's prime.
On the court, Donovan Mitchell was as flustered as a rookie. Every time Rose drew near, he had no idea how to respond.
By now, the game had reached the final possession of the third quarter, and Derrick Rose's personal score had climbed to 41 points.
Forty-one points—Rose's second-highest scoring total of his career.
Rose's career high was currently 42 points, a mark he had reached twice, both times in 2011.
No one could have imagined that at the age of 31, after enduring such tremendous ups and downs, Derrick Rose would once again have a chance to reset his career scoring record!
Rose was like a warrior who had been knocked down countless times, yet still wiped the blood from the corner of his mouth and rose to his feet again.
On the final possession, Rose controlled the ball beyond the three-point line. Mitchell was on full alert, but in truth, the kid's legs had already gone a little weak.
Rose had shown Mitchell genuine MVP-caliber ability today, leaving Mitchell utterly humiliated. He had been the one to volunteer to guard Rose at the start, and now he was also the one being utterly destroyed by Rose.
Rose's offensive assault had not stopped for a single moment today. From the opening tip until now, whenever Rose was on the court, he had attacked without pause.
Under the former MVP's terrifying offensive barrage, the Jazz were completely unable to lift their heads. The Grizzlies had already built a 21-point lead. Winning seemed only a matter of