Detroit Pistons forward Blake Griffin’s season is off to a bad start health-wise.
Griffin will be out until at least the first week of November due to left hamstring and posterior knee soreness, the team announced Tuesday, and will not travel for the team’s opener at Indiana.
The Pistons announced Blake Griffin will not travel to Indiana while continuing a treatment and conditioning regimen for left hamstring and posterior knee soreness. He will be re-evaluated for a return to action the first week of November.
— Tim Bontemps (@TimBontemps) October 22, 2019
Griffin struggled to even play in the playoffs last season due to injuries with that same left knee. It got cleaned up after the season ended, but apparently he’s still have some problems with that leg. The Pistons will hope that it’s a brief absence and doesn’t cost him much more time than he’s already been ruled out for.
The 30-year-old was a standout for Detroit last season, and his 24.5 points per game was his best mark in the NBA.
