I just think it would be wiser for Sean to keep a low profile until he's been out there longer.  Granted, he's a phenomenal bowler and somebody even the veterans should worry a little about, but he's not going to gain any respect from very many people.  Take a guy like Machuga . . love the guy, gets excited, but still maintains a jovial attitude.  He's out there to win, not show anybody up.  

I know it might sound hypocritical to support Weber and not Rash, but Weber's been there for years and years.  It's kinda like the fact that people who have been at a job for a while or veterans in all other sports get a lot more leniency.  If you come in with guns blazing, you'd better have the skills to back your mouth up, which he does, but at the same time, he's still inexperienced on the tour, and one of these days, somebody's gonna make him look stupid, and do it quietly and move on.  I just don't think it's wise to walk in and act like you own the place . .  I think some maturity and humility would get him a lot further with everybody.  Who's going to want to be associated with him if he acts like that?  I'll still say that what he said and how he said it is still worse than what Pete does.  Pete just goes at his opponent, Sean went for the entire bowling fan population of Baltimore AND a veteran.  Not every bowler in Baltimore likes Danny and only Danny just because he's from Baltimore . .
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