Blake Griffin addressed Rachel Nichols' claim that he didn't dunk for almost two years.

CHICAGO — Patience was not a virtue for a young Blake Griffin. But after nine NBA seasons and many health setbacks, the Detroit Pistons All-Star is playing the long game when it comes to making his season debut. After working up a sweat Friday morning ...

Blake Griffin played his entire rookie season like a man making up for lost time. Now that the Los Angeles Clippers' dynamic dunker has been named the league's top rookie in a landslide, he's already thinking about ways to improve on a delayed NBA debut that was well worth the wait.

Blake Griffin has been dabbling in a variety of things as he continues to explore life after the NBA. Officially retiring from the hardwood in 2024, the Los Angeles Clippers veteran played 13 seasons as a pro,

The greatest rookie seasons in NBA history share a number of qualities, starting with individual statistical dominance. However, you can't overlook the

Blake Griffin said he would seek to regain respect this season. Mission accomplished. After re-establishing himself as one of the top players in the game, Griffin will represent the Detroit Pistons on Sunday at the NBA All-Star Game in Charlotte.

Six-time All-Star forward Blake Griffin announced his retirement from the NBA on Tuesday. Griffin was selected first overall by the LA Clippers out of Oklahoma in the 2009 draft. His time in Los Angeles got off to a rough start, as he broke the patella in ...

Blake Griffin joined a star-studded panel on NBA on Prime this week, sitting alongside legends Dirk Nowitzki and Udonis Haslem. While the conversation usually revolves around current league drama, the mood shifted when presenter Taylor Rooks dropped some ...

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Blake Griffin and his "NBA on Prime" co-stars called attention to Shams Charania spoiling the MVP winner before they announced it.

Shams Charania just made himself some pretty high-profile enemies. The ESPN reporter irked fans and media members alike on Sunday when he broke the news that Oklahoma City Thunder guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had won his second consecutive NBA MVP award.