Frye is a physical swingman who plays with plenty of gusto and brings an infectious spark to the floor as a scorer. He is an active defender who jumps passing lanes and turns steals into transition opportunities, much like a linebacker reading a screen pass and taking it back for a pick-six. Offensively, Frye does a nice job seeking out contact when attacking the basket and can make his teammates better by creating scoring opportunities for others. His versatility allows him to play anywhere from the two to the four, adapting to the needs of the lineup like a chameleon.

Frye brought a physical presence to Lincoln Park’s frontcourt.

He competed aggressively on the glass and used his strength to establish position. His ability to rebound through contact stood out throughout the contest.

However, Frye offers more than interior physicality.

He also demonstrated the ability to stretch the floor with his perimeter shooting. That combination of rebounding and offensive versatility adds another dimension to Lincoln Park’s lineup

Fyra was able to break the game down in the half-court and used his in-between game to score. He showed that he can play above the rim and is a threat to make a highlight play in the open floor. He showed some flashes as a floor spacer.

Running with Wildcat Select 3SSB last weekend, Malcolm flashed his potential as a collegiate prospect. Already a great athlete, expect his athleticism to hit another gear over the next year or so, especially since he’s young for his class. Malcolm also has great instincts which could foreshadow that his evolution as an elite two-way threat is on the horizon. When you factor in his potential as a legit outside shooting threat, Malcolm enters the chat as one of those all-around players who can do whatever is needed to contribute to winning. An attribute that is highly coveted by coaches at all levels.

Frye is an undersized forward who impresses with his ability to play hard. His hustle allows him to keep plays going. I also liked how he was always seems to be in the right spots to convert scoring opportunities. Frye impresses with his defensive versatility and has no issue being a switchable defender. Frye finished with a team high 13 points. He was a bright spot for Lincoln Park. Frye continues to get better overtime and should continue to develop with time.

Really liked Frye’s versatility, he was a threat offensively to score the ball inside and out. He provided a spark as a secondary scorer and chipped in 12 points in the loss. Frye is a hard guard due to his strength and ability to move. He has extended range from behind the arc. He has a good feel for the game. I feel that he is a budding 3-D man but also shows flashes as a face-up undersized four man. I like how he can play at different gears and exploited mismatches. His ability to be a willing defender is one of his better traits and is able to use his reach to alter shots.