Posted by Bippity10:

He also seems to drift into the paint a lot as his man moves around the perimeter leaving open shots. When he goes out on his man on the perimeter the angles that he plays are almost always off, leaving him in danger of back door cuts and back screens. It's just obvious he's never played the perimeter and hasn't figured out how to properly cut out angles.

Posted by martin:

Posted by Bippity10:

He also seems to drift into the paint a lot as his man moves around the perimeter leaving open shots. When he goes out on his man on the perimeter the angles that he plays are almost always off, leaving him in danger of back door cuts and back screens. It's just obvious he's never played the perimeter and hasn't figured out how to properly cut out angles.

you know what, you can say the above for all of the Knick perimiter players.

Posted by BRIGGS:

Frye is a really good rookie and will be a good player, but we made a HUGE mistake not taking Bynum. If you believe that defense and rebounding=championships, and realizing that no matter the short cut, we werent going to be a good team for a few years--we shouldve taken the guy with the higher upside on the defensive side of the court.

Teams that have good defensive players give themselves a good chance to win. Our ENTIRE roster is not built like that, so matter the mumbo jumbo that LB puts together it wont win because its not balanced.

he's putting up worse #'s than Jerome James for crying out loud... you'd think a player w/so much promise could get some playing time over Chris Mihm & Kwame Brown in LA, but it hasn't been the case... while i have no doubt the kid has promise like you say, to hear you say that we made a HUGE mistake taking a rookie of the year candidate in Frye instead makes me wonder just what you're basing this argument on except to validate your own choice during last year's draft.