The NBA world has reacted to the retirement of former Chicago Bulls guard Derrick Rose. On Thursday morning, Rose took to Instagram to officially announce his retirement from basketball.

There has been a lot of support for Rose in recent hours, with many former and current players shouting out for him. LeBron James, someone who had many feuds with Derrick Rose, reported the retirement of the youngest MVP in NBA history.

Shortly after, Phoenix Suns stars Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal both commented on one of Rose’s Instagram posts.

Via Durant: “One of the best to ever grace a court. Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world, I can’t wait to see what you get next. 🫡”

“One of the best to ever grace a court,” Durant said with a greeting emoji. “Thank you for sharing your gifts with the world, I can’t wait to see what you get next.”

“LEGEND!” with a single rose emoji, Bradley Beal said.

Rose played 13 career matches against Kevin Durant, going 6-7 in those matches. He also played 13 games against Bradley Beal, all in the regular season, going 5-8 in those games.

Rose uploaded a number of posts to Instagram, including a lengthy post in which he thanked basketball for what it has given him.

“Thank you, my first love,” Rose said. “You believed in me through the highs and lows, my constant when everything else seemed uncertain. You showed me what love really meant. You made the court my sanctuary, a home where I could express myself freely.”

Rose finished his NBA career after playing 15 seasons in the league, averaging 17.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game.

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