Sactown Royalty Over the years, Sacramento has taken a lot of shots. From Charles Barkley, from Channing Frye, from hordes of internet commenters. Even some well-liked Kings have admitted that they'd rather be in a different city. On the one hand, it's understandable. There's the Sacramento people from other places see: the sprawling suburbutopia, with as many asphalt mesas as skyscrapers, a downtown where the entertainment district could in the past be found in one or two rooms at one or two clubs, a restaurant scene that's tight and improving by leaps and bounds but still lacks the accessibility and...
Sacramento Kings March 2, 2013
Blazers Blog | Oregonian The 29-year-old forward would like to be playing against his former team Tuesday night at the Rose Garden. Instead, Frye will be at home in Arizona, trying to find his way toward Happiness.
Portland Trail Blazers February 18, 2013CBSSports.com Fantasy The USA Today reports Saturday that center/forward Channing Frye, who has been out all season due to an enlarged heart found during a routine stress exam, plans to return to the NBA next season. Frye said he is "95 percent positive" about playing next year.
February 9, 2013Rotoinfo Channing Frye is "95 percent positive" that he'll be healthy enough to return for next season, yet still acknowledges that there's a slim chance he may never play again
February 9, 2013
Blazersedge Sam Amick of USA Today Sports catches up with former Portland Trail Blazers center Channing Frye, who is out this season with a heart condition. Aside from the occasional hazards that come with the increased Daddy Duty, Frye is loving the new ways of his world. The married father of two learned in September that a virus in his heart was causing it to grow to a life-threatening size, and his career as a sharpshooting big man came to a scary halt as a result. He is "95 percent positive" that he'll be healthy enough to return for next season, yet still acknowledges that there's a slim ch...
Portland Trail Blazers February 7, 2013
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