Clippers forward Blake Griffin spoke Monday with the media and publicly expressed remorse for punching Clippers equipment manager Matias Testi and letting his team down due to a hand injury.
The Clippers have been surprisingly successful without their best player, though. They were 17-13 in the 30 first games of the season with Griffin in the lineup and have gone 18-5 with their All-Star forward sidelined.
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