A: This has been the elephant in the room now for weeks. While Josh has displayed NBA-level 3-point ability, especially during last season's playoff run, we've yet to see the outside range on the NBA level that Justise offered during Duke's championship run. And you are correct in your allusion to the fact that much of the Heat's success during this run has been built on outside shooting, be it Rodney McGruder starting in place of Winslow at small forward, or Wayne Ellington and Dion Waiters getting minutes at shooting guard that might otherwise have gone to Richardson. I believe it is clear that it's become shoot-or-die (OK, maybe that's a bit extreme) when it comes to lineups and rotations that work. For Richardson, it means reclaiming what he previously displayed. For Winslow, it means as much time on the Heat's practice court as necessary for the team to see whether an NBA-level stroke is attainable or whether there has to be a Plan B regarding his career arc.