We all have players that end up on our teams year after year. Channing Frye has a roster spot reserved on my fantasy teams. I love center-eligible players who can knock down threes.
I've drafted Frye every year that he's been in a Suns uniform. And every year I worry that his shot won't fall and Phoenix will find a power forward who wants to play in the paint. I just can't shake those pre-Phoenix years. After last season, I was starting to trust Frye. He'd put up nearly identical numbers for two years (as Matt Buser points out, in 64 starts, Frye was good for 2.4 threes, 7.1 rebounds, 1.1 blocks and just .9 turnovers). A lot of prognosticators projected Frye as a low-end, top-50 player coming into this season (again, a center who hits two threes a game is a premium). I shouldn't have had a bad feeling about Frye, but I did. There were signs. The Suns drafted Markieff Morris -- a presumably more physical forward who is hungry to rebound.
Yet, I still dra...
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