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[QUOTE="Melancer46, post: 3493519, member: 1674"]
I think the real answer is getting the ball out of his hands more to be honest. Or in the very least, getting him the ball in different places. Him just dribbling at the top of the 3 point line makes it way too easy for the help defenders to get set. If Milwaukee just lets him get somewhere and receive a pass, he can theoretically attack before the defense slides into position (provided he actually attacks quickly, which was one of his bigger issues in Game 1). Getting him the ball in the post will theoretically allow him to more calmly read the help defense and attack accordingly.

At any rate, the Bucks need to find a way to move the ball more. There was just way too much of Giannis, Khris, and Hill dribbling around aimlessly in Game 1. I think they'll probably come out more focused today but if Bledsoe remains out, there's a lot of pressure on guys that don't actually handle the ball well (not to mention the defense gets a lot more shaky).

I also suspect we'll post Brook up more today assuming he doesn't get into foul trouble again.
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