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Originally Posted by pup2plywif
how can frye be overhyped if he was the only rookie power forward last who could hit a jumper. Thats what makes frye so good is making that jumper. Most power forwards in the NBA dont have nearly the range that Frye does.
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Because it takes more than just a jump shot to be designated a franchise player. I think that term in general is tossed around way to much but average fans. For instance, Allan Houston was designated as one because of his excellent play during good times surrounded by several other capable players. As soon as the team situation turned sour, people began ****ting all over him because he couldn't carry the team as a guy who was basically a jump shooter. Is that his fault people overhyped him or the people who are too quick to call a very nice player a franchise player?