Fratus was one of the more effective dodgers at Best in Class because of how fluid he is in his movement and how easily he generates quality shots with his left hand. He got downhill down the alley, swept through the middle, went underneath from the wing, and got defenders to bite on his right hand before rolling back left for quick shots. He can hit all four corners with multiple release points, both on the run and as a stepdown shooter. When it was time to move the ball, he showed confidence in his no-look skip pass to find shooters. On tape, he shows a little bit of his right hand, and I loved his ability to hitch. Not only does he use it to set up dodges, but he also uses it to set up shots to manipulate and freeze goalies. That is a skill level you do not see from too many American players.