Justin,

I kinda missed the boat with this thread as I'm only seeing it for the first time now, but I read through all the reponses, etc, but this particularly stands out:

"It's not about what is in his range. It's about what isn't."

Can you explain what this even means? Doesn't a range in turn imply a converse range? When people respond to my posts and say "No no, he can't have JJ here because his range is QQ+", would it make any sense for me to retort with "It's not about what's NOT in his range. It's about what's IN his range."