I haven't used Brunswick in quite awhile, but from past experiences Brunswick balls typically hook a little earlier than most, while Storm products generally go a bit longer. Ebonite/ Hammer are great balls to look into as their stuff covers a lot of middle ground, especially the popular Cyclones which are dirt cheap. As for Roto Grip (which are basically Storm products) or any of the other ball companies, I cannot speak for since I've never purchased them. Hope that helps a little.

I'd also negate the idea that a certain manufacturer rolls/works better for certain players. The myth that Big B balls "roll earlier" might come from their focus on early-tracking particle technology in the late 90ies, but we are now 20 years further down the lane!

As a side note, many brands are manufactured by the same company, so that reactions might be more interchangeable than ever. And what works for one player might not work for you, be it through style, layout, surface prep or lane conditions. Always take such claims, hype and recommendations with a grit of salt. Be wise, do legwork.

IMHO, read well what a ball is designed to do, know what you want from it, and buy an appopriate product and have it set up accordingly.