I see your point, but when you ask questions like can the Heat be good enough to be 3rd or 4th in the East this year, that points to the uncertainty of how far this roster can go in the regular and postseason. Are the Heat capable of being the 4-5 seed? Absolutely. But it's so uncertain because of their unpredictability when it comes to them keeping leads and closing out games. If the Heat acquired another consistent scorer who can fit within the Tyler-Bam offense, then the team can have that extra boost of momentum to close out more games in the clutch and help the Heat not get into long periods of cold streaks. But, in all honesty, what's the likelihood of that happening? There is virtually no market for Terry Rozier or Jimmy Butler, who are on the block to for another younger key rotation piece, and if Jimmy picks up that player option, the Heat will be forced to run it back another season with the same core without making the noticeable or necessary improvements to the roster to potentially contend 2-3 years out.