It seems to me that Brian Windhorst got it right a couple of days ago in his thinking that the NBA, more than any other sport, sees a team take gradual steps to a championship.

And if Game 1 was any indication, that is what will happen this year, too.

The Cavs don't have a point guard, and they desperately need one — the Pistons proved that.

If LeBron doesn't have the ball, then he can't get it in good spots on the court. If he does have the ball, then his psyche is programmed to pass it off. It's easy to see that a point guard is needed but harder to find.

At some point, though, GM Danny Ferry will have to earn his money and get one. Larry Hughes most certainly is not. And he is even worse when he can't find his shot.

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