Blake Griffin Names Best NBA Teams and His Most Endowed Teammate

Retired NBA star Blake Griffin made revelations on Tuesday, October 20, telling viewers of Watch What Happens Live that he considers himself the most impressively endowed teammate from his 13-year professional basketball career, according to IMDb.

Blake Griffin’s Locker Room Revelation on Bravo

Appearing alongside Lisa Vanderpump on the Andy Cohen-hosted Bravo late-night show, the 37-year-old former power forward participated in the program’s signature “Plead the Fifth” segment, where guests must answer three prompts or risk skipping only one. Cohen grilled Griffin on locker room nudity, asking which player throughout his career stood out as the most impressively endowed, according to NewsBreak.

Griffin initially hesitated and attempted to deflect the inquiry. “Oh boy, I got to be honest. That’s something, when you’re in the locker room and it’s shower time, you tunnel vision. You’re not supposed to be looking around,” Griffin said, as noted by TMZ.

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The dynamic shifted when Vanderpump leaned over and whispered a suggestion to him. Prompted by his fellow guest to look closer to home, Griffin amended his answer. “Oh, my publicist here. I’ll go with myself,” Griffin laughed.

Ranking Former NBA Franchises from Clippers to Celtics

Earlier in the segment, Griffin faced a more traditional basketball prompt when Cohen asked him to rank his former NBA teams from best to worst experience. Griffin spent 13 seasons in the league playing for four different organizations.

Blake Griffin Names Best NBA Teams and His Most Endowed Teammate
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He placed the Los Angeles Clippers at the top of his list. “Clippers, that’s home. Let’s go one,” Griffin said. The Boston Celtics claimed the second spot. “Boston Celtics was awesome, let’s go two. Detroit, three. Brooklyn, four,” Griffin outlined, reflecting on his stints with the Detroit Pistons and Brooklyn Nets.

When Cohen followed up by asking him to name the most overpaid player currently in the NBA, Griffin declined to answer. “Oh, that’s very mean. I’m going to take my plead the fifth there. And that’s a setup ’cause I know something crazy is coming,” Griffin said.

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