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Blake Griffin was supposed to be a rookie of the year lock. But he's hurt and some talented guards are making noise, Randy Hill says.
The 76ers showed offensive promise in their loss to the Pistons, but their defense couldn't be much worse, Charley Rosen says.
Kobe can still carry the Lakers, while Shaq and Iverson are dead weight. John Galinsky has five thoughts about Week 2 in the NBA.
The Blazers showed a lot of good in their win over the Spurs. But in the end, their hopes rest on Brandon Roy, Charley Rosen says.
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