Hey guys and gals, other than Tom Baker, who is considered a true and pure stroker on tour? The reason for asking is because I've thought about changing my game up to do so. Already started on the 4-step approach and I seem to be getting the hang of it pretty well. The only other person(s) I can think of who are strokers are Voss and Duke, but I might be wrong on that one. Also, as a stroker, what is goal with this style of bowling? Thanks for the help.
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When you've moved up, moved back, adjusted left and right, cupped, flattened out, have thrown everyting in your arsenal, and the pins still don't cooperate, just say, "Aw to HELL with it!", and throw the ball!

Baker is more a Spinner than Stroker in my opinion.

Nod

Paul Fleming i believe.

Richard Wolfe is left handed isn't he? Also, I'm noticing a pattern here. Most of the strokers that you all are mentioning are left handed. Are you telling me that there aren't that many strokers left on tour?
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When you've moved up, moved back, adjusted left and right, cupped, flattened out, have thrown everyting in your arsenal, and the pins still don't cooperate, just say, "Aw to HELL with it!", and throw the ball!

Back in the day The Doomsday Striking Machine could also have been called the Doomsday Stroking Machine.  

Now here's a question for you.  If you've seen Mike Haugen bowl what would you call him?  Plants, but no heave; generally plays pretty straight, but can twist it; likes to play outside, but can go deep.  I'd be tempted to call him a stroker, but of an odd sort.
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