It has now been over three months since we last saw Clippers forward Blake Griffin on the court. But it looks like his return to action could be coming in just a matter of days.
Blake Griffin’s recovery from injury is taking longer than the Los Angeles Clippers had hoped it would.
Austin Rivers does not believe the Los Angeles Clippers are better without Blake Griffin, but he does think the team moves the ball better without the big man.
The Clippers sunk to a new low on Thursday night, and that’s saying a lot for a team that was owned by Donald Sterling for decades.
A rather annoyed Doc Rivers once again tried to quiet rampant Blake Griffin trade rumors, saying that the Clippers forward is not going to be moved.
Blake Griffin may be much more available than the Los Angeles Clippers want us to believe.
We can finally stop holding our breaths waiting for the news of Blake Griffin’s punishment to be handed down.
Are the Los Angeles Clippers really considering parting ways with Blake Griffin?
According to Steve Lawrence of the Sporting News, the Nuggets and Clippers discussed a trade involving the five-time A
