Bulls' Rose to be out for two weeks after surgery

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(Reuters) - Former All-Star point guard Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls is expected to be sidelined for two weeks after having surgery on Wednesday to repair a facial fracture, the National Basketball Association team said. Rose, the league's most valuable player during the 2010–11 season, was struck by an accidental elbow during the team's first day of practice on Tuesday and sustained a left orbital fracture. "Derrick Rose's procedure went as expected today," the Bulls said in a statement.

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