Dayron Sharpe is probably the one with the most upside of your list. I thought the knock on him was he was too similar to Queta and they wanted a different look. But if you want a full center and assume Q is only half a center, then Sharpe might be the other half. Then you have Garza for stretching the floor for a different look. And presumably you would have to sign Vuc to a new contract at a lower number than $20m to fit in Sharpe's $6m to stay under the tax. I just cannot see them exceeding the tax next year given you need to be under it for 2 years to reset the repeater rate.