If you're leaving 10 pins no matter if you hit "high flush," "flush," or "light," man.  That is impressive.  I've never had that much trouble taking a 10 pin out in my life.

What does the 6 pin do usually?  Does it go up and around the neck of the 10 pin, or does it fall flat into the gutter?  What part of the lane are you playing?

Without knowing anything more yet, I am assuming your ball is pushing a little too long and coming in behind the headpin, so to speak.  My first suggestion would be change your hand position to come up the back of the ball a little more--you might be getting too much side rotation and not enough forward roll, resulting in extra length and a more angular breakpoint.  A little more forward roll combined with possibly a board or two move right with your feet may give you a better angle to the pocket.  Or possibly just a little more surface on the ball for earlier roll.  But again, it's hard to tell without knowing exactly what you're doing.  Can you give us some more details?

My suggestion would be to stick with your Big Shot.  If you're T-Road pearl is not carrying, maybe a ball change was just what the doctor ordered!

I had a similar thing with both the solid and pearl. Refreshing the surface from the factory finish down to 1000 abralon then re-applying polish helped to get a slightly earlier reaction which stopped the ring 10s for me.

The shape of both balls looks great before, but now both have seem to carry really well too.

Possible carry-down of oil is effecting the reaction.

Change of surface is pretty much called for to have the ball "bite" the lane through the oil and finish in the pocket as others have suggested.

I will usually change to a particle pearl to combat this and it seems to work well