Not necessarily. The guards need to do a better job defensively regardless but Keegan Murray being able to stay home on wings more consistently and Boozer funneling attackers into Cardwell's help defense in the paint wouldn't be the worst strategy. The goal isn't always to stop the point of attack -- that's unrealistic in the NBA. If you can maneuver the opposing team's offense into positions which are advantageous for your team's defense that's just as good.
