Griffin exploded his remarks, follow James to win the championship, and is willing to join the Lakers for 600,000 to compete with Jokic
Recently, the former slam dunk contest champion Griffin openly sought a new NBA job for himself in an interview, and broke out shocking remarks, causing a heated discussion.
Griffin said that he still has a lot of oil in the tank, and he can also continue to play his residual heat on the court, and believes that the Lakers have a very high probability of winning the championship. Griffin said that he is not short of money now, and he has his own industry to provide financial income, and what he wants very much is a brown championship ring, which is also his dream since entering the NBA.
Perhaps to make the Lakers aware of him, Griffin also said that he only needs $600,000 to join the Lakers, and at the same time, he can also help the Lakers fight against Jokic, a difficult guy, and can also cause trouble to Gordon to help the Lakers solve this big problem. I have to say that Griffin is now very eager to return to the NBA, and even only needs $600,000 to sign him. Sadly, neither Lakers management nor James responded to this, and it looks like they don't believe Griffin, who has suffered a major injury and played in lockdown, can return to the top.
The former Griffin was a well-known champion, with his explosive physical fitness and super bounce, he directly transformed the Clippers into a space city. Leaping over the car at the All-Star Slam Dunk Contest was also a big hit, and it can be called the best spokesperson for the aesthetics of violent basketball, even more powerful than the current Zion Williams. Unfortunately, with the injury of his body, Griffin's power has also been greatly reduced, and when the Nets assisted the Big Three, he had the best chance of winning the championship trophy, but Irving was completely hopeless after being cushioned.
After joining the Green Army, he didn't have many opportunities to play, and finally his contract expired and he never found a new job, but Griffin's experience is still very sufficient, and he can be regarded as an important veteran ball.