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0 Subject: Frye and Thompson- Holds or Folds?

Posted by: Dave R
- SuperDude [3010361110] Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 07:33

There are several attractive, mid priced or lower options emerging today. What are Frye and Thompson owners doing as they enter a slight schedule blip?
1deejay
      Sustainer
      ID: 501182710
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 07:58
holding Frye
dont have Thompson
2Headless T Gunners
      ID: 181117294
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 08:14
Kept Frye in 2... needed to move him on 3rd team
Anthony/Frye -> Gasol/Ariza
3Jeddi
      ID: 561026116
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 09:03
I think you've answered your own question Dave. Don't punish yourself by hoping for JThomp to do well, ditch the geek!
4Senator Urine
      ID: 348262116
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 15:18
Holding Frye.
5Farn @ work
      ID: 251136911
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 15:29
holding Frye
6twolves
      ID: 161542014
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 15:57
Holding Thompson on teams that have him for now. May need to evaluate game to game but like schedule starting next week and use trade later in the holiday season.
7reebbertxx
      Dude
      ID: 561124720
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 16:18
Holding Frye. Moving Thompson to Gasol tonight.
8Senator Urine
      ID: 348262116
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 16:33
The thing with Frye is that people always need a cheapie. In two days his schedule is excellent again, and all throughout the week there are some great options on the more expensive side so people will need to have a cheapie in another slot to facilitate them.

12/9 Decent hit, but a bit muted due to the many players being sold and high volume of trading
12/10 Probably a follow up hit 50%-75% of tonight's hit
12/11 Hold steady (or even gain)
12/12 Hold steady (unless he really sucks)
12/13 Small hit (no cheapies to buy, many expensive players to take)
12/14 Hold steady, maybe even a small gain
12/15 A top gainer, and sustained gains for the next couple weeks
9G
      ID: 20291015
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 16:58
While both will get sold by some both seem like holds options. Of course arguements and $ situations exist to support sells but those that hold have decent players and save a trade as x-mas approaches.
10Senator Urine
      ID: 348262116
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 17:02
The "gap" in Frye's schedule doesn't seem long enough to allow a true sell-off to occur. If his schedule on the other side of it were rocky it would be a different story, but you know in at most six days people are going to be buying into him (and at a high volume).
11G
      ID: 20291015
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 17:43
No plans for Frye at this time. For both players I wouldnt expect a mass return as lock any time soon. F an C spots are loaded for most people and there are plenty of mid range F and C's coming into play this week that will make things even tighter at those spots. A cheap guard later this week would be quite valuable.
12G
      ID: 441412322
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 18:34
Since it is cheapies we are looking at and I think most would like to hold until Jan 1 to conserve trades, I ran the sartibles from 12/11 (the best day to buy Frye if one was going to) thru 12/29.

Top cheapies under $4 mil (since both Thompson and Frye)
1. Ariza
2. Landry
3. Brooks
4. Thompson
5. Varejao
6. Jennings
7. L Williams (out)
8. Hibbert
9. Hughes
10. Curry
11. Frye

13illmatic
      ID: 53118918
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 19:08
well a couple things ...

1. All of those players except jennings and frye plays on the 29th, if you take the dates from 12/11 - 12/28 it would look a lil different.

2. Frye is also cheaper then all of those people except for Hibbert.

I would agree at this point I don't know if I would buy into Frye anymore > but I dont see a need to spend a trade to move him to any of those options above.
14G
      ID: 441412322
      Wed, Dec 09, 2009, 19:40
illmatic,

In post 9 I mentioned that holding both had merit. I was just looking at buy back potential and posted that info above in 11/12. Also, Frye is owned by 42% (5th highest) so unless there was a mass sell-off he probably wont be bought back in large volumes. That doesn't mean he would be a sell but I agree with you that he may not be a big buy anymore.
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