Blake Griffin

Blake Griffin (ankle) is available to play in Saturday night's playoff contest against the Boston Celtics.

Fantasy Impact

Griffin has been dealing with a left-ankle sprain that landed him on the injury report for Saturday, but he has been cleared and will presumably be active in Game 3. He hasn't seen a lot of minutes since March, and his presence likely won't have a major impact on the Nets' rotation.

Nets F Blake Griffin logged just three minutes and failed to record a single stat during a win over the Kings on Monday.

Fantasy Impact

With the additions of Andre Drummond and Seth Curry to the lineup as well as the return of LaMarcus Aldridge, Griffin shifted back to the bench and logged just three minutes. With the All-Star break coming up this weekend and Durant and Simmons' returns looming, Griffin is a drop in all fantasy formats.

Nets forward Blake Griffin grabbed nine rebounds while also dishing out three assists and scoring 15 points (5-9 FG, 5-6 FT) in the Nets’ 113-112 loss to the Wizards.

Fantasy Impact

Griffin scored in double-figures for just the second time in his last five games, averaging just 11.6 points per game in that span. The veteran forward is a desperation play at best currently.

Blake Griffin scored 19 points (7-12 FG, 5-7 3PT) to go along with four rebounds and two assists on Sunday against the Nuggets.

Fantasy Impact

It was a season-high in points and shots made from deep for Griffin in what was also arguably his most efficient shooting performance of the season. While he has shown flashes of this play this year, this certainly shouldn't be expected from Griffin on a consistent basis. He is mostly nothing more than a cheap DFS play when he starters from a fantasy basketball perspective.

Nets forward Blake Griffin filled the stat sheet Friday night, recording three steals, dishing out five assists, grabbing five rebounds, and scoring nine points (4-8 FG, 1-5 3PT) in the Nets’ 125-102 loss to the Jazz.

Fantasy Impact

Griffin continues to provide an offensive option while playing minimal minutes in any role he is given, playing less than 20 minutes in three of the last five games for the Nets. The explosive forward is averaging a career-low 18.4 minutes per game while still commanding moderate volume, with a usage rate of 16.2%.