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Hall of Fame finalist Blake Griffin is making strides in his first season as a TV analyst, including fun moments like his recent impression of LA Clippers All-Star Kawhi Leonard. Griffin was added to Prime’s broadcast team in the NBA’s inaugural season and is often the comic relief.

griffin made everyone laugh When he did the best impression of Leonard’s laugh from the Clippers forward’s famous moment during his introduction press conference with the Toronto Raptors, according to NBA on Prime.

Taylor Rooks, Dwyane Wade and John Wall all laughed at Griffin’s impression of the Clippers’ Kawhi Leonard, causing Griffin to do it more than once.

Blake Griffin opens up about Clippers relationship, prime deal

After Chris Paul and the Clippers went their separate ways, Blake Griffin didn’t express his frustration with the situation. However, Griffin says he still maintains a good relationship with the Clippers organization.

Griffin discussed the Clippers and his new broadcasting career as part of the NBA in an exclusive conversation with Tomer Azzarly of ClutchPoints on Prime.

“I’m still friendly with a lot of the people who work at the organization,” Griffin told ClutchPoints. “I didn’t get a chance to go to the new arena last year, but I’ve talked to Lawrence Frank from time to time and I intend to try to get over there and visit the arena. I mean, it’s definitely not a no-no. I just, I was busy and chasing kids around and I didn’t get a chance to go there. But those fans and that organization definitely hold a special place in my heart.”

As far as his new TV career goes, Griffin is having a lot of fun talking the NBA with some familiar faces.

“It’s incredible to have the opportunity to be on the panel with Eudy, Dirk, Steve, Taylor Rooks,” Griffin said. “So I’m excited.”

The NBA on Prime will air the Bucks-Hawks game on Saturday.

Minnesota Timberwolves guard Anthony Edwards is having another stellar campaign, once again showing why many consider him the face of the NBA.

Although he has scoffed at the label, Edwards cannot ignore the impact he has had on the league, especially among fans. Edwards’ charming style and colorful personality have made him a very popular player in his generation.

The 24-year-old Edwards has also matured over the years, understanding the game better and accepting that he needs to become a complete player, not just a scoring machine.

Former NBA star Blake Griffin pointed out people have ignored Edwards’ defensive skills.

“Offensively, he’s getting better and better every year, and it shows. But one thing I don’t hear talked about enough is how good a defender he really is. He’s not a target guy. You don’t think about putting him into a ton of work. You avoid him. He’s second on the team in steals, fourth in deflections,” Griffin said on NBA on Prime.

“He’s really a guy that’s doing it on both ends of the floor, which is huge for a team.”

“He’s really a guy that’s doing it on both ends of the floor.”@blakegriffin23 On the defensive growth of Anthony Edwards 🐜 pic.twitter.com/reOavxKkny

– NBA on Prime (@NBAonPrime) 27 February 2026

Griffin, who was also a very popular player, also noted the importance of Edwards’ fun-loving attitude. Even when he is on the court, he likes to chat around and joke, which motivates him to play more.

Griffin said, “The other thing I love about Ant is that he plays the game of basketball and really lives it. It’s contagious to a team, and that team carries that personality.”

Edwards, who recently won his first All-Star Game MVP, has often been praised for his work ethic and stubborn attitude to join the NBA’s elite.

He has led the Timberwolves to a 36-23 record – fifth in the Western Conference – entering their game against the Los Angeles Clippers at the Intuit Dome on Thursday.

Chris Gottrup continues his impressive progress as he recently won his fourth title on the PGA Tour at the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale in Arizona.

Gotterup defeated Hideki Matsuyama in a sudden-death playoff, his second win of the year. This also moved him ahead of world No. 1 Scotty Scheffler on the money list, with Gotterup earning nearly $1.7 million at the WM Phoenix Open.

While 26-year-old Gottrup doesn’t need any advice the way he is playing still got something Two fellow Oklahoma products: Los Angeles Lakers guard Austin Reaves and former NBA star Blake Griffin.

“Keep doing what you’re doing. To (win) two out of three tournaments is pretty special,” Reeves said in a video posted on Instagram by the PGA Tour.

“Whatever you do, don’t listen to us,” Griffin said.

Gotterup said he knew Reeves and Griffin played golf and he appreciated that they were supporting them.

“It’s funny. It’s amazing. They’re both actually reaching out to me, so it’s cool,” Gotterup said.

“Even though I went to OU for one year, it felt like I went there for all four (years).”

partner @OU_Athletics Alumni Blake Griffin and Austin Reeves played Rivera last week and had some words of “advice.” @chrisgotterup ??? pic.twitter.com/22g237ZqOW

– PGA Tour (@PGATOUR) 18 February 2026

Gottrup said that Reeves “got the game” and expressed his desire to play with him one day. He also gave credit for this to Griffin’s swing.

Gotterup has continued to climb the rankings, outperforming major names at major tournaments, underscoring his status as one of golf’s most exciting young performers.

When NBA studs notice you, you know you’re doing something right.