Fry: Griffin is the most underrated player in the 1910s, he once dominated the league

August 26th News Recently, former NBA player Channing Fry talked about Griffin in his program "Road Trippin '".

Speaking of who was the most underrated player in the 1910s, he said: "I think the most underrated player in the 1910s was Griffin. The reason is this: No one remembers that he was an All-Star player when he was at the Pistons. He was in a hot state at that time. We always remember and always like to mention that the team lost the series when Doug Rivers coached, or that the team sometimes performed poorly. But as a player, Griffin was a big trouble back then."

"Later he developed the trick of small throws and shooting. As long as you give him some space, he can score with this trick, and it was even harder to defend at that time. I think Wall is really outstanding, but I think there is an underrated player. No one often mentions how powerful he was back then, and even once dominated the league (take the league over), that is Griffin. He was really hard to deal with back then."