Dam felt bad for ej tackett . randy pederson going ham on air saying he garbage on TV shows. I was hating on randy until 10th frame where ej had power position to force tom daughtery to throw a double atleast but he threw a 6!!!

I'm digging belmo sticking to his roots and throwing his oil pattern crusher the hy road. But man he was throwing some bad shotssss and again losing to daughtery making him 0-3 against Daugherty on TV.

Once jesper beat daughter I was sure he was gonna take the tournament. His nerves were gonna be more controlled than Mitch Beasley. Like randy said hard to beat jesper when he throwing his power line with urethane.

that a was a joke for a major
set it up and gave it to the lefty

that a was a joke for a major
set it up and gave it to the lefty

Yep.  The sole lefty that qualified for match play out of the entire field wins and that somehow means that they gave the tournament to him.

Then the PBA Championship happens a few months back where the righty has the entire side of the lane all to himself and doesn't win.  Damn lanes are setup for left handers and that's why a lefty won. 

This years TOC was a great tournament. Daugherty bowled rather well and made smart moves when he had to; however, the left lane doomed any right-hander, and no one could make a consistent reaction.
I was pulling for Beasley since the beginning, but Jesper is an unstoppable force. Randy P was right when he said that Jesper was only bowling against himself, since the right-handers couldn't figure out the left lane; yet, Jesper still had to make his shots, with urethane no less, and win a major as a 20 year old.
It was a pretty great tournament. EJ Tackett is still looking for TV redemption, but it'll come soon enough.

Someone besides Belmo won, which made it fun to watch.  Nothing against him, I'm just tired of commentators crowning him champ before he's even thrown a shot.

Daugherty bowled well, and I felt bad for Beasley, who didn't get to the lanes until they were pretty butchered up. 

The lefty had a huge advantage, in that he could get the urethane ball to carry well.  "Reaction" with urethane is so simple (early and smooth) that IF you can carry corners life is easier on tough patterns.  His unique combination of speed, revs, and ball choice made it hard to imagine anyone beating him yesterday.  I enjoyed the telecast.

Urethane and plastic were favorites when I was experimenting with two-handed bowling. I was once leading a PBA Regional qualifying squad throwing plastic up the outside on Chameleon when nobody else was even close to playing that area. It's a great choice if you can get it to carry.

that a was a joke for a major
set it up and gave it to the lefty

This right here is whats wrong bowling, this, right here.

Quote from: Dave81644 on February 07, 2016, 09:59:01 PM

that a was a joke for a major
set it up and gave it to the lefty

This right here is whats wrong bowling, this, right here.

As well as the j/o that had to comment on the devaluing of 300's in the other thread.  I mean, really?