OT - Frye scores 29

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  1. BenDavis503

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    9-12 shooting and 4-5 from three. 7-7 from the line. 35 minutes. Yes, it was against the Kings, but still. Not a bad game.

    Why couldn't he do that here?
     
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    Did he get consistent minutes here?



    There is your answer.
     
  3. Natebishop3

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    Well, and look at the other box scores. He's had plenty of 1-9 shooting nights.
     
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    did he deserve consistent minutes here?
     
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    Natebishop3 Don't tread on me!

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    Hard to say. Was he ever healthy last season?
     
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    He got no run here. I think he is going to have a career year this season.
     
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    Ever since college, Frye has struggled with focus, intensity, and consistency. Dude needs Ritalin or something. He had a run of 40-50 good games as a rookie - but that is as close as he has ever come to a sustained effort.
     
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    Guys will produce when given minutes. Specially players like Frye. But getting the Yo-Yo treatment that Nate loves to do, just kills players. You saw it happen quite a lot last season with a few players.
     
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    Frye has been a pretty good player, when he played over 20 minutes a night. Some guys are energy and hustle guys in the league, who ar eable to come in, and give you solid production for 5 or 10 minutes a night. Other guys need a flow and rhythm to get going, adn Frye was one of those guys. I wanted him on our team as insurance, as I thought he would make a great replacement if Aldridge went down, but wanted an actual backup for when Aldridge was healthy, as Channing just isn't a good backup in the league. Good for him. I hope he does well in Phoenix. I really like him.
     
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    Let's not forget in his first year here, when LMA sat out the rest of the year, he averaged 16/10 for us. Channing can play. I wish him nothing but the best in Phoenix.
     
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    I thought he was a better backup PF than Travis, but I don't know nearly as much about basketball as our coaching staff.

    I think if he would have had a consistent role here, he would have produced for us. I was sorry to see him go. I think he would have been a terrific backup for LMA with the ability to start if Aldridge went down.
     
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    Since when can he hit 3's?
     
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    He was quoted as working on it a lot last off season if I remember right. Then he got hurt
     
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    I like Channing too.. but he did too much of What LMA does.. but at a much less efficient clip. I like his ability to start as a PF more than Outlaw. But Channing only gave us what we already had. I too wish him nothing but the best though.
     
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    No, clearly not. Anyone who actually watched him play last season was more than willing to get rid of him this summer. Even at Arizona he'd have a big game once a month, then disappear - and that was while starting for the Wildcats. Did anyone see him play at the Coliseum last week? Dude was terrible.
     
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    Agreed 100%
     
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    Two Words: Running team.:devilwink:
     
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    ...when his coach was LARRY BROWN.
     
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    huh?

    Edit.. Oh you must have been thinking Larry Brown in NYC
     
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    You mean Lute Olsen. He coached Arizona.
     

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