In the ideal situation, most people would have preferred that P.A. just ignore the heckler. Sometimes that doesn't happen so we all draw our conclusions about the guy, which can be incorrect.
My biggest problem was when he said "thanks for letting me throw your ball B.G." and it seemed less than sincere. When he threw it well, it was fine ("Pure Bro."). When he threw a few errant shots and left the washouts, it sounded like he was blaming the ball instead of the bowler throwing it.
Now if it was a joke between him and B.G., then hopefully there are no hard feelings. To me, it was a slam against a ball that probably set sales records for Hammer last year. If you throw a bad shot, accept responsibility for it instead of blaming the ball. That's my only concern with things as they went for P.A.
"It's usually not the arrow, but the indian."
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Lane Carter, Strike Zone Pro Shops - Salt Lake City, Utah
