So don't watch.

Do you consider some of our own, if they're on the downside, washed up?

If you like to watch "washed -up" "stars" hi-jack another sport, so be it.  I prefer watching real stars perform in their chosen sport that they have worked tirelessly to be their best in.

Any attention that can be generated by a person for bowling is nothing but good.
It might or should bring media attention and with that maybe some sponsor attention. Which the bowling world is looking for and we all benefit from that.

I don't see the problem. He's a decent house-shot hack, and bowling on sport will give him perspective. This is attract attention to the PBA and perhaps gain viewers/participators. I don't think this an insult to amateurs around the country.

He is actually going to participate in the WSOB PBA events in October according to the PBA Facebook page yesterday. Should be interesting.