So, I take it they are not gonna try and rehab it for a possible MLS team? (Serious question, there were rumors that was the plan.)

That would definitely be an explosion...

That may have been the case. I just kinda lost interest in the how once it was revealed that he was recorded legally.

Especially given how the NBA had bent over backwards in order to hide how bad Sterling was in the first place. They had plenty of reasons to do what they did earlier on.

The recordings were legal (Sterling has said himself he allowed her to make them.) The problem came is when she backstabbed him and released them.

If it was in person, you would go Lucic on them?

No, ever since NASCAR started the Whelen Euro Series, they have been in communication more with FIA (As the series is dual sanctioned by the FIA and NASCAR. As for IndyCar, yes they are in communication, as being in the first four spots of the series championship is enough to meet the requirements for a FIA Super…

Also remember to take into account that IndyCar is not mandated to follow FIA rules to the letter as well, so there may be slight differences between starting procedures between the two series. Only reason I bring this up is because techenically NASCAR is under FIA's umbrella via the ACCUS. (Did not know this until I…

Not gonna happen. At least 1.5 won't. They have to play too much money to the Burroughs' family estate just to get the HD remake out. It is also why Tarzan was the only world NOT in Chain of memories (Despite it in essence being a recap of the original KH.)

Saying all that, taking a closer look, my guess is that they did take off on 34, but looks like the taxiway was not made for a plane like the F18. Not really a pilot, and just a guess in the end. I'll leave it to you to decide if that is what is happening.

This was footage from the cancelled Wings over Illawarra event in Australia. Taking a look at the google maps images, there is only a taxiway for 26 and 34. If for some reason you have to take off in the opposite directions (08 and 16 respectively,) then yes you do have to backtaxi.

To be fair, the MLS is ran completely different from any other North American based league.

Yes true, but I don't see Sterling being the kind to just lay down... nor do I see a protracted legal fight being good for the NBA.

Question: Does the NBA actually have a mechanism like in the MLB to force an owner out?

Well the funny part is, it was not completely Nintendo's fault they made cartridges. They pretty much HAD to in order to avoid paying royalties to Sony for CD technology. Sony pretty much had Nintendo in one huge Xanatos Gambit. If Nintendo did not make a CD system, the system was likely to fail vs the Playstation. If…

I never took the time to look at the whole cap issue the way you have, but it does make sense. We all know how good parity has been in leagues like the NFL and to an extent the NHL. As you said, right now the MLS is looking to put people in the seats, and parity goes a long way to doing that.

Well that is in part because you played it on an SNES, which had issues fully supporting the game. Though to be fair, it was the only console in the 16 bit era that could actually do it.

And that's speedrunning for you.

OK, apparently it is a TAS from what I read, so disregard my last comment to you.