Blake Griffin: If developing young guys is the goal for this season, I’ll do whatever they ask of me

Blake Griffin likes his added role with the Detroit Pistons of being a mentor to younger players

Blake Griffin is ready to do what the Detroit Pistons will ask him, even if it is developing young players.
Griffin will make $36.8M this season and will be the eight most paid player in the NBA.

Per Fansided, According to James Edwards II, Griffin said:
“Trade talk doesn’t really bother me. I’ve been doing this for too long. I have a great relationship with the front office. When it came to trades, I didn’t spend a lot of time paying attention to.”

Blake Griffin: “If developing young guys is the goal for this season, I’ll do whatever they ask of me. I’ll spend time with the young guys, try to teach more, listen more, whatever it is.”

— Omari Sankofa II (@omarisankofa) December 1, 2020

What Griffin does knows about the roster, he is excited about, according to Lauren L. Williams :
“It has been a lot of changes. But I think that I was sort of prepared for that. (It) sounded like that’s what was gonna happen,” said Griffin. “And I like the pieces that we got. I think we got a lot of guys who are, you know, most importantly, great guys, and also guys that compete and play hard.”