One of the most unassuming players I have seen this summer is Lucas Grizzanti. He is 5’7″ and around 150 pounds soaking wet, but he was huge for the Red Hots in their Naptown championship run. He kept that momentum going at the PLC Summer Championships, where he was impossible to ignore. He can make a difference out of the box, as the point man in transition, or as an X attackman. Grizzanti is incredibly skilled, plays within himself, fills the stat sheet, and can beat you in a lot of ways. Defenders will often press out in their approaches against him, and that is where he gets them. He wins on the first step, almost like a redodge bounce without bouncing, slipping past them quickly and turning the corner over the top or underneath on s-dodges. He also catches defenders sleeping off the ball in transition and settled situations with cuts through the middle, and he can do it with his left as well. What stands out most is his zero-second decision-making. It must come from his hockey background, because he already seems to know what he is going to do before the ball arrives. He was quick-sticking it to Kobe Genco or catching and shooting low to high as the point man in transition before the defense could react.