Blake Griffin missed the Olympics after tearing his meniscus, but he’s reportedly back to full strength before training camp.
Blake Griffin’s injury looks fully healed
The recovery time for Griffin was estimated at eight weeks after problems first arose when the forward said he had discomfort in his knee. He underwent surgery on July 16.
Read Article >Blake Griffin ‘Pretty Much Back At 100 Percent’ After Knee Surgery
Due to Griffin’s past injury issues, the doctors and Griffin have been cautious about the process in getting him back on the floor.
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Read Article >Blake Griffin Injury Confirmed By Clippers, MRI Expected Soon
“Upon arrival in Los Angeles, Griffin will undergo an MRI and be examined by the Clippers’ medical staff. On Sunday, he will also be examined by Dr. Neal ElAttrache of the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopaedic Clinic,” the team said in a statement. “An announcement concerning their joint conclusion and a further course of action will be made available by the Clippers, as soon as possible after that.”
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Read Article >Blake Griffin Injury: Clippers’ Star Hurts Knee In Team USA Scrimmage, Report Says
July 11, 2012; Las Vegas, NV, USA; Team USA forward Blake Griffin during practice at the UNLV Mendenhall Center. Mandatory Credit: Gary A. Vasquez-US PRESSWIRE Team USA will scrimmage against the Dominican Republic on Thursday night in its first actual game.
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