Who's to Blame for the Sad Misdirection of Eddie Griffin?

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I Heart KG found this 8/22/2007 on myespn.go.com [flag]
Blaming is such a fruitless sport. I mean -- there's no victory there. But one of the most gifted basketball players of the last decade is dead at 25. Charred beyond recognition by a fire that started burning, it seems, just about the moment he was born. In a moment like this, you can't help but ask "Whose fault is this?" I'm sure we all have our ideas. I'm sure many of you know a lot more ... [link]

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