Blake Griffin

Cross-checked NBA, Clippers, Pistons, and Pacers coverage, official box scores and scorer reports, playoff retrospectives, franchise records, player histories, and recurring fan discussion. The 2015 postseason supplies Griffin's most complete all-around work and two series-defining Game 7s; his rookie scoring eruption and Detroit's 50-point winner establish the individual bookends of a career that evolved from aerial phenomenon to point-forward.

1. #1. Griffin recorded 24 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists for his second triple-double of the series as the Clippers dethroned defending champion San Antonio 111–109 in an all-time first-round Game 7. NBA: Griffin records a triple-double in Game 7 · NBA official Spurs–Clippers Game 7 box score
2. #2. Griffin scored a career-high 50 points with 14 rebounds and six assists, then converted the winning three-point play with 1.8 seconds left in overtime to beat Philadelphia 133–132. NBA: Griffin's career-high 50 and winning play · NBA official 76ers–Pistons box score
3. #3. With Chris Paul sidelined, Griffin controlled the 2015 West semifinals opener with 26 points, 14 rebounds, and 13 assists, posting his third triple-double of the postseason in a 117–101 road win at Houston. Clippers: Griffin leads Game 1 win without Paul · NBA official Clippers–Rockets Game 1 record
4. #4. Griffin scored 24 points and helped the Clippers produce 62 points in the paint to survive Golden State 126–121 in Game 7, closing an emotionally turbulent 2014 first-round series. NBA official Warriors–Clippers Game 7 record · NBA official Warriors–Clippers Game 7 box score
5. #5. The rookie Griffin scored 47 points on 19-of-24 shooting with 14 rebounds, extending his double-double streak to 27 games and answering early claims that his offensive game consisted only of dunks. Pacers: Griffin scores 47 against Indiana · NBA official Pacers–Clippers box score

Reviewed through 2026-07-18