As stated in other threads, we get PJ Brown re-established (since neither Powe nor BBD impose a shot blocking presence) and a point forward, like 'Toine, who can be a backup 3, and help spread the floor so that it doesn't get congested in the paint with too many smaller players doing layups.
Here's the frontline: AW (3), PJB (1), BBD/Powe (2) with AW roaming the perimeter.
The set play is AW -> passes to (1) or (2). (1) or (2), not open for a jump hook, looks for back cutter to one of the guards slashing through, like TA, or back out to AW for a jumper or Ray Ray for the killer three pointer. All and all, it keeps the ball in motion and prevents the sort of mid-game slump which is becoming more prevalent these days.