I don't think it's unpopular. It's a valid point. Toronto had an excellent game plan for defending him going with the box and 1 and also double teaming him. I hope Bud can make the adjustment to get him back scoring 25-30 again. But why would Toronto change the game plan against him when what they did worked flawlessly? Until he develops a jump shot, and I'm not as sure as others he ever will, he's going to be easy to defend. He's also not a great ball handler. You can see that on the double teams and when he plows his way to the basket hoping he at least gets fouled. Sometimes he looks like a fish out of water when he does that.