This is a sign that, before Justice Cuéllar’s last day at the end of October, the court will likely file its opinions in the three cases that were argued in September with Cuéllar on the bench (remotely).  Those somewhat-faster-than-usual filings would avoid the need to have Cuéllar himself sit pro tem on those cases after he leaves the court.  It would also avoid the alternative:  if any of the cases were to remain undecided after October 31 without Cuéllar sitting by assignment, the court would have to issue opinions by just six justices or, if the justices were evenly divided, the cases would probably be re-argued.