Blake Griffin vs Kenny Thomas: Who Wins on NBA Stats?
**Statistical Domination**
Blake Griffin absolutely demolishes Kenny Thomas in this comparison, winning six of eight statistical categories. Griffin's 19.3 points per game nearly doubles Thomas's 9.7, while his 4.2 assists per game more than doubles Thomas's pedestrian 1.6. Griffin also edges Thomas in rebounds (7.9 to 7.1) and free throw shooting (71% to 61%), proving superior in both volume stats and efficiency metrics that matter most.
**Signature Strengths**
Griffin's calling card is his explosive offensive versatility—that 19.3 scoring average combined with elite playmaking ability makes him a legitimate two-way threat who can create for himself and others. Meanwhile, Thomas's strength lies in his steady interior presence, grabbing 7.1 rebounds per game with slightly better field goal accuracy at 46%, suggesting he picks his spots wisely and does the dirty work without flash.
**The Verdict**
This isn't even close. Griffin's offensive firepower and superior all-around production make him exponentially more valuable than Thomas's role-player contributions. Thomas might be more efficient in limited touches, but Griffin impacts winning at a completely different level with his dynamic scoring and court vision. **Blake Griffin wins this comparison decisively.**
Who is better, Blake Griffin or Kenny Thomas?
Blake Griffin and Kenny Thomas are statistically evenly matched across the compared categories.
Who had the better overall career, Blake Griffin or Kenny Thomas?
Blake Griffin and Kenny Thomas are evenly matched — the statistics do not produce a clear career winner.
