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By all accounts Blake Griffin’s debut with the Detroit Pistons was a successful one — on the hardwood, at least. He posted a typical healthy Blake line of 24 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists, and most importantly, helped lead the Pistons to a victory over the shorthanded Grizzlies. His new teammates certainly seem to like him already:
Reggie Jackson & Andre Drummond welcome Blake Griffin to Detroit pic.twitter.com/JMgcQkBO2C
— AP (@Ananth_Pandian) February 2, 2018
But how did the acquisition of a five-time All Star and former high flyer extraordinaire impact attendance at Little Caesars Arena? Well… maybe once Blake leads the team to a couple more wins people will come out, because it was still empty as hell tonight despite the “Welcome Blake” tees that were given out:
Blake Griffin's first game really helped the ticket sales in Detroit! Welp… @World_Wide_Wob pic.twitter.com/zKAgiaBL1W
— hunter (@Huntrelol) February 2, 2018
Sweet attendance. pic.twitter.com/U7UxPpvx2L
— Justin Spiro (@DarkoStateNews) February 2, 2018
#Pistons (6/X) (ht @JJ_Replies) RT @kellierowe: vino in a cup SHEESH pic.twitter.com/dvHdeFfI88
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) February 2, 2018
Blake Griffin Pistons Debut highlights…
First basket off the glass:
First bucket for Blake Griffin as a Detroit Piston pic.twitter.com/rkr6tnEaYQ
— Steve Noah (@Steve_OS) February 2, 2018
Lob City might not be dead:
Blake Griffin has some experience doing this. pic.twitter.com/cXqfGoPezx
— Justin Russo (@FlyByKnite) February 2, 2018
Blake somehow forgets his jersey after halftime:
Blake Griffin must’ve tried to put a Clippers jersey on at halftime pic.twitter.com/qWOo0ZrTpT
— Someone's An Idiot (@SomeonesAnIdiot) February 2, 2018
