Blake Griffin Announces Retirement from NBA After Illustrious 14-Year Career

The six-time All-Star and former No. 1 draft pick, known for his high-flying dunks and 'Lob City' era, expressed gratitude for his career despite challenges.

Blake Griffin, a six-time NBA All-Star, officially retired, marking the end of an era that included memorable dunks and significant playoff appearances.
Griffin's career, spanning 14 years, was punctuated by spectacular highs and significant injuries that ultimately influenced his decision to retire.
Despite not winning an NBA championship, Griffin's impact on the game was profound, thanks to his dynamic play and versatility on the court.
Griffin expressed a deep sense of gratitude in his retirement announcement, reflecting on both the triumphs and trials of his professional journey.
After playing for teams like the Clippers, Pistons, Nets, and Celtics, Griffin leaves a legacy of resilience and transformation in the NBA.