CHICAGO -- Dwyane Wade has never played with Derrick Rose or Joakim Noah. He wasn't with the Chicago Bulls last season and he wasn't around to see how splintered the team's roster became at times during a disappointing campaign. But the future Hall of Famer is smart enough to know that when athletes come back to play against their former team, the members of that particular former team had better come prepared to play. Wade, like rest of the 23,376 in attendance at the United Center, saw early on in Friday night's 117-104 loss to the New York Knicks that Rose and Noah came ready to dominate.
Rose, Noah get best of former Bulls teammates in reunion game
