The NBA trade deadline is approaching and there’s been a lot of rumblings about possible deals for Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin. Now we all know GM’s and presidents often lie but Doc Rivers continues to reiterate that they are NOT trading Griffin.
NBA: Blake Griffin Suspended 4 Games For Punching Clippers Staff Member
Blake Griffin was suspended four games without pay on Tuesday for punching a team staff member, and the Los Angeles Clippers will dock the star forward’s pay for an additional game because he broke his shooting hand.
(Photos) NBA: First Pics of Blake Griffin’s Swollen & Scarred Punching Hand
Blake Griffin is currently out after undergoing surgery for injuries caused to his hand after a fistfight with a Los Angeles Clippers equipment staffer. We’re finally getting some pictures of Griffin’s hand and it appears to be swollen and scarred.
NBA: Blake Griffin Apologizes For Breaking His Hand While Punching Clippers Employee
Blake Griffin will be out for several weeks after breaking his hand while punching a Clippers equipment staffer multiple times. The Los Angeles Clippers forward took to his Twitter account to send out an apology.
NBA: Blake Griffin Injured His Hand After Hitting Clippers Equipment Staffer Multiple Times
Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin has been out with a quadriceps injury and was expected to return to the lineup during their current road trip. He won’t be back anytime soon however after injuring his right hand after hitting a member of the team’s equipment staff during an argument.
(Video) NBA: Blake Griffin Gets Ejected After Hitting Taj Gibson In The Face With A Forearm
The Chicago Bulls beat the Los Angeles Clippers 83-80 last night and the Clippers may wind up losing more than that. Blake Griffin was ejected after hitting Taj Gibson in the face with a brutal forearm. In Blake’s defense it didn’t appear to be intentional as he thought Gibson was going up for a shot. He tried to grab Gibson immediately after and apologize but it didn’t prevent the refs from tossing him from the game. If the NBA gets involved after reviewing the footage, they could decided to suspend Griffin for a game, though that’s very unlikely.
