Blake Griffin's Hall of Fame Chances Rise

Blake Griffin's chances of being inducted into the Hall of Fame have increased with Amar'e Stoudemire's recent induction.

Will Blake Griffin Be a Hall of Famer?

Blake Griffin had his first year of eligibility this year and was a finalist to make the cut, but ultimately fell short. With Stoudemire getting in, it seems likely that Griffin eventually gets in as well. According to Basketball Reference's Hall of Fame probability model, Griffin has a 54% chance to get in. That's higher than Yao Ming, who had a 52% chance and ended up in the Hall of Fame. Griffin was a five-time All-NBA player, the Rookie of the Year in 2011, and a Slam Dunk champion. His pre-NBA accomplishments are sure to help him as he was the National Player of the Year in 2009 while also winning the Naismith Award, Oscar Robertson Trophy, Adolph Rupp Trophy, and John Wooden Award.

Blake Griffin and Ryan Kalil's 'We Are Osos' Docu

Blake Griffin is also making headlines for his new documentary 'We Are Osos' alongside Ryan Kalil. The documentary explores the duo's attempt to own a sports team. The exact details of the documentary are not yet clear, but it is an interesting development in Griffin's post-playing career.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Blake Griffin has a 54% chance of being inducted into the Hall of Fame.
• Griffin was a five-time All-NBA player and the Rookie of the Year in 2011.
• Griffin's pre-NBA accomplishments include being the National Player of the Year in 2009.
• Griffin is also featured in a new documentary 'We Are Osos' alongside Ryan Kalil.

Table: Hall of Fame Probability Model