Franssen was absolutely dominant at the IMLCA Summer Players Summit last week, and he was one of the best FOGOs at Showtime. He is not the flashiest player on the field, but his hand speed jumps out right away. He wins a lot of pinch-and-pop draws forward to create transition chances, often forcing teams to stop the break before it gets going. When that happens, he does a good job playing the chess match, whether that means popping the ball through his legs to a wing or pushing it out into space for himself. Once he has the ball, he is quick and slippery enough to work out of trouble and come away with possessions.