Ike Diogu is a banger, he's like Elton Brand but not nearly as physicly impressive or talented. I just don't like Channing Frye at all, I think he's soft and needs to grow a pair. I really like Diogu because he's so big and smart. I'll go Diogu but neither player is that great.
Just becuase Frye is kinda skinny doesn't mean he is soft. If you were see how he tries to poster anyone *Pat Burke* trust me Knicks fans know channing frye
God damn, man. Learn some grammar. That was just terrible.And, it's true man, Frye is a finesse player, and he is a soft sort of player. Nothing wrong with that. They are just two different styles of play.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BCB @ Aug 30 2006, 07:07 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Ike Diogu is a banger, he's like Elton Brand but not nearly as physicly impressive or talented. I just don't like Channing Frye at all, I think he's soft and needs to grow a pair. I really like Diogu because he's so big and smart. I'll go Diogu but neither player is that great.</div>I think the same thing. I think Diogu has a bright future, and plus Fyre is comming back from that knee injury.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (PiN0Y Ba11a @ Aug 30 2006, 09:21 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Just becuase Frye is kinda skinny doesn't mean he is soft. If you were see how he tries to poster anyone *Pat Burke* trust me Knicks fans know channing frye</div>yea i remember that. he posterized that fool in the triple ot game. he also posterized the wizards in a game. he ain't soft. he can hold his own inside, granted he is not a dominating presence but he doesn't have to be in order to be effective. he can hit the outside shot with ease, not many pf's can do that. he also bulked up a bit in the offseason and has an incredible work ethic.
it just depends on if you like a finesse player or a real post player. I'd take the post player in this instance.
I love both of these young bigs. I think both of them are going to be good players, but I am taking Frye. Granted Frye is in a terrible organization with no future, but he is one of the only bright spots in New York. He is an excellent player and I love his skill set. He is a big man who is long and he can extend his game to the outside. He has a really nice stroke from 16-18 feet and that's not common for a promising young big man. He gives his all every night and he is a smart kid. He needs to bulk up a little bit more, but I think Frye is going to be an All-Star in the future. Diogue - I love him too. He is a flat out banger. He's wide, very strong, he has a nose for the ball, and he can muscle his way to the basket. Once he developes and polishes his post game I think he is going to be a good player. He will be the better rebounder than Frye and the toughness factor comes into play, but I think Frye's overall game will prevail. I am looking forward to watching both of these guys continue to grow.
