Comments on: Robinson’s Shot Overshaddows Frye’s Start

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By: NGLI

NGLI — Sat, 17 Dec 2005 01:41:57 +0000

Frye has a bright future ahead of him. He’s definitely a candidate for rookie of the year. Kudos to Isiah for the foresight.

I didn’t think much of him watching him play in the preseason, but he’s shown heart and mental toughness; he’s got the disposition of Allan Houston…only with more personality and less antisemitism. ^_^

I honestly think that Frye will become a close to a 20 pt/6-7 rebound scorer on a GOOD team. It’s “easy” to get numbers on a bad team like the Knicks, but Frye is really something special.

By: Dave

Dave — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 22:02:44 +0000

What I’ve enjoyed most about his play is his movement without the ball (he finds the open area). I already knew he could shoot. He has a great knack for understanding what a good shot is, particularly in his last 3-4 games. Prior to that I thought he rushed a few shots. Now, he’s not taking every open 18 footer. He’s making the extra pass. On a team filled with gunners that aspect of his game will take on increasing importance as the season wears on. I’m hoping it rubs off on Crawford.

By: Seth

Seth — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 20:50:36 +0000

One thing I’ve noticed so far is that Frye not only grabs a lot of boards, but he rebounds well in traffic. Both Frye and Lee have exceptional positioning and and timing for both offensive and defensive bounds. You frequently see one of these two guys snatch a rebound over multiple opponents, or grab it with one hand. This kind of skill-set is what Eddy Curry needs to pick up to become a better traffic rebounder.

By: Matthew

Matthew — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 15:31:20 +0000

While I wouldn’t expect Frye to be able to continue at his current pace — opposing centers and small forwards will start reading the scouting report and won’t let him take open 18-footers — I’m most encouraged by his intelligence. Brown would be a fool to play stiffs like Davis and the increasingly inept Malik Rose (the last game excepted) over a 6’11″ rooke with an automatic jumper who seems to be improving every game. For all of my hatred of Isaiah Thomas, he’s a great drafter.

By: Chandan

Chandan — Mon, 28 Nov 2005 14:23:34 +0000

When i saw him in preseason i thought of him as a soft 6 11 center/powerforward with shooting abilities but after seeing him in the last 5 games, he is the opposite of soft and his outside shot is the most pure of any new york knick present. Althought his playing time has been limited brown will soon be reluctant to play him for extended minutes as he is much needed for the knicks offense. i predict good numbers although im not sure of the ROY i think he should be able to amass 15-17 ppg and 5-7.5 rpg