Yup.Game after game, opponents plans usually involve getting Bowen "off" their scorer.
This is how he affects the game the most. He limits the other team's offensive options. When an entire offensive focus is based on separating a defender from your best scorer, you're limited in options on each offensive play. If that gameplan works, so be it, but with any other defender that scorer could get just as open without having a center set a screen at the three point line, and there would be more second/third options on each possession.

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