Channing Frye criticizes Larry Brown's coaching during Knicks tenure

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Channing Frye criticizes Larry Brown's coaching during Knicks tenure
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Channing Frye shared critical memories from his rookie season with the New York Knicks in 2005-06 on Netflix's 'Ryen Russillo Show.' He cited Hall of Fame coach Larry Brown as a significant issue, describing how his methods led to dysfunctional team dynamics and an unprecedented 42 starting lineups. Frye recounted players often did not know their roles until shortly before games, contributing to a season where the Knicks won just 23 games. Frye emphasized the chaotic environment and poor relationships with key players like Stephon Marbury and former teammates.

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  • Frye describes Larry Brown as a problem during the 2005-06 season.
  • The Knicks won only 23 games that season.
  • Brown used 42 different starting lineups, causing confusion among players.
  • Frye noted conflicts between Brown and Stephon Marbury.
  • The interview aired on June 1, 2026.
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Former Arizona Wildcats star Channing Frye shared bitter memories playing for the Hall of Fame coach on the New York Knicks during the 2005-06 season.

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