The timetable surrounding when Derrick Rose’s vision would return to normal was as blurry as Rose’s vision itself but now it’s a bit clearer—although it’s not news that would produced immediate normalcy.
According to Bulls coach Fred Hoiberg, team doctors said Rose’s double-vision could last for three months, meaning there could be at least another month of it considering he underwent surgery on his left orbital bone on September 30.
“They said it could be as a long as 3 months,” Hoiberg said. “But it's continuing to improve and that's obviously a positive.”
The timetable was news to Rose when asked about it after Hoiberg spoke following the team’s practice.