The 2002-03 Chicago Bulls season was a year of development and individual highlights as the team finished with a 30-52 record, showing a nine-win improvement from the previous season. The franchise was bolstered by the arrival of second-overall pick Jay Williams, who earned All-Rookie Second Team honors, and a standout year from Jalen Rose, who led the team with 22.1 points per game. Despite missing the playoffs, the Bulls proved to be a formidable opponent at the United Center, finishing with a strong 27-14 home record and ranking fifth in the NBA in attendance. The first overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft and the youngest MVP in league history, Derrick Rose was a three-time All-Star point guard for the Chicago Bulls whose explosive early career and 2011 MVP season revitalized the franchise.