The next team I am playing has a front court that uses guys with great numbers at LP, Blocking, and REB, but deplorable numbers at ATH (4 and 18) and DE (9, 24)... I play a triangle offense and was wondering if any of the vets out there had advice on how to best exploit this in regards to distribution. I've lost my last two games by 1 point after being favored to lose by over 25 in both games so I am pining for a win. 

This is my roster http://whatifsports.com/hd/TeamProfile/Ratings.aspx?tid=8247  

Thanks.

Usually, if I'm facing a starting frontcourt with really bad ATH and DEF, I load up on distro to my inside guys to try to drive the opponents into foul trouble. Plus, I expect that you're going to have trouble defending them as well - you don't have very good DEF ratings at PF / C - so this might be a case where the best defense is a lot of offense.