hard, except when it's your team they're trying hard against. In which case, there's nothing worse. 8. Derrick Rose Will Try To Be Derrick Rose Again Before his excruciating ACL tear in the first round of last year's playoffs, Derrick Rose was one of the NBA's most defining players, He was an MVP at 23 years old and the best player on a top-five team. His injury literally changed the landscape: all of a sudden, the Heat were relieved of what was expected to be their toughest roadblock on the way to the Finals, and the Celtics went on an unexpected run. Rose's rehab and return to the league has been as much of a story as the development of any healthy player, and whether he can return to full strength -- and more importantly, full speed -- means a whole lot to a huge number of interests, including the Bulls, Adidas, and everyone who wants to see the Heat stopped. Not to mention that, if the NBA never regains its most explosive and exciting point guard, the game will be deprived. 9. The Bobcats Would Like To Win 20 Games, Maybe In terms of winning percentage, the 2012 Bobcats were the worst team in NBA history. Owner Michael Jordan seems like he's trying to ruin his legacy with the work he's doing in Charlotte. They hired, as a head coach, an NCAA assistant . And even the ping-pong balls wouldn't cut the franchise any slack, gift-wrapping the New Orleans