I beleive they are talking about his spine tilt being better. His shoulders over his knees,his knees over the balls of his feet. This is what they try to teach people is a 10 degree spine tilt. He looks to be getting closer to sticking the finishing position.
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interesting that he threw track's least expensive line in the biggest tournament of the year . . .

i think that's a lesson to bowlers insisting on a "hook in a box" ball rather than a good arcing ball.  i've seen sooooo many bowlers throw these hook monsters in league conditions that are dead by the time they get to the pocket.  just pick a ball better suited for your game and the condition, like walter ray did, and you'll score better.
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The Crunch Time is by no means an even arcing ball.  Is there really such a thing as a even arcing pearl ball?  With the drilling and his release, it looked as though it had more of a hook-set look to it (had to considering the lane conditions).  If you really watched the roll on the ball, he was so far up the back of the ball, hence the reason for looking even.  For the line he was playing, he had to be up the back.  If he was on the side at all, he would have been on the Brooklyn side.  Trust me.....if he was on the side of the ball, there is no way with his release and the ball he was using, he would have came close to leaving a 5-7 or 5-7-10 (both shots tripped during his first match).  If you watched the guys who finished 1-2-3 (WRW, Barnes, Mika), they all played to the right and hit up the backside of the ball, which makes for more forward roll.
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