Derrick Rose has a peculiar take on NBA rivalries.  When asked
if he thought the Indiana Pacers were one of the Chicago Bulls'
main rivals, Rose indicated that any added oomph was a thing of
the past, according to ESPN Chicago's Nick Friedell:  People say
that it's a rivalry, but I don't really see it. Rose said before
scoring 32 points in the team's 103-98 win against the Pacers. I
say the team that is more like a rivalry is when Darren
Collison was on the team. That one was more like a rivalry, but
this team is a great team. They've already proven themselves
last year by making it to the Eastern Conference finals.   So
the Pacers are great and they play in Chicago's division, but
they're not a rival. Allllrighty then.  Rose went on to say that
Indiana's decision to go a different route with their roster
helped spur the demise of the rivalry, which again is weird. The
Pacers made changes to get better, to become a more menacing
opponent. How does that kill the rivalry? Seriously, I'm
actually asking.  Instea