Blake Griffin becoming tone-setter in new Nets role
NY Post
Blake Griffin heard all the talk of his basketball demise. But it turns out the Nets center has just been reincarnated as a do-it-all glue guy.
The Nets smothered Milwaukee with a stellar defensive effort in Monday’s Eastern Conference semifinal Game 2, and it was Griffin who set an early tone. “He always plays with that good energy, fire to him. They counted him out at the beginning of this year so he’s got something to prove,” said Bruce Brown. “He’s playing really well and he’s gonna continue that.”
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