Quote from Sixcranker: "It ain't the ball that is the problem. It is his namby pamby girlie way of throwing a ball. Guy looks like he should be bowling in the PWBA with that style!! Ha ha ha ha ha!!! "

It amazes me how some people on this site can slam other peoples game and styles but DON'T EVEN HAVE A "PROFILE".  What is the old saying, everyone loves a loser and hates a winner!!!!!! An accurate profile of accomplishments would add credibility to a persons statement or opinion. At least we would know if they bowl with the bumpers up or down. !!!!

My admiration and respect goes out to ALL the men and women who regularly compete on the PBA tour and Regional events.  I think we all wish we had their talent.

it's amazing to me how the rhinestone cowboys can sit back and criticize the real gunslingers,...most would be happy just to get Mr. Jaros to sign that pin you carry from tournament to tournament..jim

Lot's of posts and only a few are really factual. I'll add my 2 cents.
First off Jaros should not change his style. He had a stellar year last year and as Randy Pedersen said you just don't forget how to bowl is 12 months. Jaros is own our staff because of his style. I run a business and get players to fill positions on the staff like a baseball team has different players for each position. Eugene McCune goes the hardest and the straightest, Jaros is a tweener and Dave D'Entremont covers the most boards. When I was with the other company and had more players we had Soper and Bowker for the gutter straighter players (small axis of rotation), Wilson,D'Entremont, Jaros had a about 45 degrees of rotation and Ameleto, Hoskins were the big tilt players. Thus we were rarely shut out. The longer format allowed a certain style to eventually dominate for that week. Todays format will not allow a particular style to take over since they do not change pairs and the way they break down is determined by the 2 players on that pair only. The PBA patterns dictate which style will work best that week as well as who matches up the best in the brackets.
The Brunswick oil is different and has put us at a bit of a disadvantage on tour only, since the first time we got to see it was the first week of the tour and as well as changing the oil they changed the volum and personality of the patterns they currently use.
I'll ask a simple question, why would Dynothane look for a different resin after the record we had the 2 prior years. Last year we won 4 times and the year before we won 5, we were not warned far enough in advance that the oil and patterns were going to change. Brunswick took several years to develop this oil and had the same amount of time to match up the resin and the additives.
It's like an auto race where one team races on the track every day and develops tires to match the track.The visitors find out about the track the day they show up and realize they have the wrong tires. If all variables other than the tires are the same on both teams than who wins? I can go back to the days when we totally dominated the tour,we won 14 times in 2 years and it was combo of team and a ceramic core that worked best becase they added STP to the oil and our balls picked up the roll sooner.
We currntly match up perfectly on the Kegal and legend oil which is still the most popular oil in the industry (house conditions and local centers world wide), the tour is a different issue. We are not done researching, provided they the PBA do not change in mid stream again (or at least give ample time to test on the new oils and develop resins and core match ups) than I am confident we will have the proper tires on our race car real soon.
By the way, for my money I'll take Jaros when I need the hit anytime. That that would be over everyone on this sight as well as the tour.

We've had several big D/T scores. I do not think the volume is nearly as much as the tour. The backends are hooking the middles are dished out and the out sides are wet, other than that they are really easy!!
Big rewards for accuracy and consistency.

... and of course, don't miss right!