Blake Griffin shows off his muscles as he goes shirtless for a juice run in Los Angeles
He’s continued to maintain a residence in Los Angeles despite being traded to the Detroit Pistons in 2018.
Blake Griffin was spotted back in LA’s tony Brentwood neighborhood on Saturday amid the coronavirus pandemic as he stepped out shirtless to pick up a juice.
The 31-year-old NBA star was also seen keeping up his ripped physique with a workout.
Ripped physique: Blake Griffin, 31, was spotted in LA’s tony Brentwood neighborhood on Saturday amid the coronavirus pandemic as he stepped out shirtless to pick up a juice
Blake sprang from his black Range Rover in a pair of black Nike shorts atop short black Nike leggings.
The NBA All-Star wasn’t wearing much else beyond a pair of white Nike trainers and tall white socks.
His six pack abs were prominently displayed as he stepped out on the city street, but the 6ft9in giant brought along a black hoodie to wear while picking up his drink.
Barely there: Blake sprang from his black Range Rover in a pair of black Nike shorts atop short black Nike leggings
Workout wear: The NBA All-Star wasn’t wearing much else beyond a pair of white Nike trainers and tall white socks
Fit figure: His six pack abs were prominently displayed as he stepped out on the city street, but the 6ft9in giant brought along a black hoodie to wear while picking up his drink
No protection: Despite orders for people in LA to wear masks whenever visiting essential businesses, Blake didn’t appear to wear a mask while out in the city
Blake was also seen out in Los Angeles for a workout with friends, though they didn’t appear to maintain the CDC’s recommended six-foot distance from each other.
He worked up a sweat while training with a heart-monitor strapped to a chest.
The injury-prone athlete was likely trying to stay in shape in case the NBA season would restart later in the year.
The sports organization indefinitely suspended the season back on March 12 amid coronavirus fears, rather than outright canceling it, leaving open the option to resume later on.
The move to end the season came shortly after Utah Jazz players Rudy Gobert and Donovan Mitchell tested positive for the coronavirus, though they’ve subsequently recovered from it.
Staying in shape: Blake was also seen out in Los Angeles for a workout with friends
Pals: The workout buddies didn’t appear to maintain the CDC’s recommended six-foot distance from each other
The injury-prone athlete was likely trying to stay in shape in case the NBA season would restart later in the year
Blake shot to fame in 2009 after he was picked first overall by the Los Angeles Clippers.
The imposing power forward, who played two seasons for the University of Oklahoma before joining the draft, was hobbled at the end of the 2009 pre-season with a broken kneecap that kept him out for the entire season.
He shot back afterward, but his last three years with the Clippers were marked by multiple injuries, a pattern that persisted to a lesser degree after he was traded to Detroit in 2018.
Mixed start: Blake was chosen as the first overall draft pick in 2009 by the Los Angeles Clippers, though he was prone to injuries and was traded to the Detroit Pistons in 2018; shown in December