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Blake Griffin buys Pacific Palisades mansion for $9 million

Blake Griffin, the Los Angeles Clippers power forward has reportedly dropped $9 million on a Pacific Palisades mansion.

Located between Malibu and Santa Monica, the residence is a "Cape Cod-inspired" property that offers 9,100 square feet of living space with several luxury amenities.

The Los Angeles Times broke news of the deal. Chase Campen of Keller Williams and David Offer of Berkshire Hathaway Home Services represented Griffin in the sale.

Comprised of six bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms, interiors of the plush mansion are done up in style. Featuring high cathedral tray ceilings, hardwood flooring and wood-framed glass doors and windows, the spacious place exudes a certain celebrity charm.

The two-story residence has a private screening room, a home gym and a balcony on the second floor as well.

Outside, the house has a LED-lit salt-water pool and manicured lawns around the home.

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Griffin signed a five-year contract with the LA Clippers in 2012. According to HoopsHype.com, Griffin made $16.40 million in the 2013-14 season and is expected to earn about $17.63 million this year.

Griffin is in great form now. The All-Star player made five consecutive baskets against David Lee of the Golden State Warriors and led the Clippers toa  win by 18 points in the latest game held yesterday, reports CBS Local.

"Just continuing to believe," Griffin told reporters. "My teammates give me the confidence to go out there and shoot every time I'm open."


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