On his fukking day off. 
That's another 6-8 weeks likely.

Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin returned home early from the team's five-game road trip after suffering a suspected broken right hand in an undisclosed team-related incident, ESPN.com has learned.
Sources told ESPN.com that the hand injury -- unrelated to the torn quadriceps muscle that has sidelined Griffin since Dec. 26 -- is expected to keep him out "a matter of weeks as opposed to days."
Sources close to the situation said late Monday that the Clippers are still evaluating the severity of the new injury but are expected to provide an update Tuesday.
The Clippers have gone 11-3 since Griffin was lost with the quadriceps injury, but only two of the wins came against teams with records of .500 or better.
L.A. plays in Indiana on Tuesday and Atlanta on Wednesday before returning home Friday to square off with the Lakers at Staples Center.
Griffin originally hoped to return to the lineup during this road trip before suffering the hand injury.
That's another 6-8 weeks likely.