Lob pass and proper spacing essential vs. front defense

Just wanted to share some observations about game 3. We were very fortunate to come out with a win on some clutch plays in the end but I feel we have not been properly exploiting the fronting defense.

We are allowing the fronting defense to dictate where we go on offense, anywhere but Yao.

First of all , the spacing just isn't right. Adelman or his coaching staff overloads the area where Yao is being fronted with another three point shooter in the corner where yao is being fronted such that you have a triangle formation with the passer the three point shooter in the corner and Yao being fronted.
This absolutely destroys any option for a lob pass because the defender guarding the three point shooter in the corner hedges and crowds Yao even more hence allowing them a soft double team even before Yao catches.
Ideally, you want Yao isolated , so that the rim is vulnerable. the three point shooter in the corner where Yao is being fronted should be in the extreme opposite corner to clear space for a lob pass.
It is just TOO CROWDED for any sort of lob pass to be plausibly thrown in such offensive formation where you overload Yao with another defender. That type of offensive formation actually aids the fronting defense.
It is similar to an isolation play where you spread out the floor.

Secondly, the passer has to throw a lob pass after getting eye contact. It has to be at the right HEIGHT and VELOCITY. If the spacing is right the help defender will not arrive before Yao catches the ball. Someone will be wide open as Yao gets doubled.

I just feel we are not properly exploiting the fronting defense. Unless we have some sort of Lob pass option we will not be dictating our offense , the fronting defense will be dictating to us where to go and we will become more predictable.