To be fair, St. Louis lost NFL franchises twice, too.

Though probably widely known at this point, John McTiernan did similar to get Alan Rickman’s expression to be authentic when Hans Gruber falls off Nakatomi Plaza - The stunt coordinators told Rickman they were going to “drop” on “3,” but McTiernan told them to actually go on “2.”

The result: Pure fear.

So is it going to be “Fan Kings” or “Draft Duel”

These are the hard-hitting questions, folks.

This could have good implications for the eventual arrival of the Santa Cruz - it was pitched initially as diesel, this would make sense if they were going to follow through on it.

We’re overlooking the obvious culprit...

Problem being, there’s largely no reason for a modern car to have a “break-in period.”

The old practice comes from a need to seat piston rings, condition metal parts, etc. Today’s lubricants do a better job of protecting parts, and the parts come from the factory already conditioned.

Only real caveat is the first oil…