On this episode of The Void, The Ringer’s Kevin O’Connor breaks down everything you need to know about Blake Griffin signing with the Brooklyn Nets, including how Griffin fits into offensive sets the team is already running with Bruce Brown; why his playmaking ability will work perfectly alongside James Harden and Kyrie Irving; and how Griffin can help the Nets defense—which is already better than you think it is.
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