I never watched it last year, just got into bowling this past Sept. That said it'll definitely be on my DVR
SUNDAY ON ESPN: PBA League Season 2 Opens with L.A. X vs. BROOKLYN STyLES Quarterfina
SUNDAY ON ESPN: PBA League Season 2 Opens with L.A. X vs. BROOKLYN STyLES Quarterfinal
Do you guys like the PBA league stuff?
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I never watched it last year, just got into bowling this past Sept. That said it'll definitely be on my DVR
I sort of like it. It's interesting to see different formats and you get to see more bowlers in one show.
John
Thats what I like about it. I enjoy the competition of watching PBA bowling, but I like watching the different bowlers looking for things I can learn from. Watching their technique, adjustments, releases, targeting and stuff like that is what I really enjoy.Originally Posted by J Anderson
x3, I just got finished watching it and I really like the aspect of having so many bowlers on one show. I love watching the different styles being played at the highest level, and since I don't really have a "favorite" player getting to watch as many as possible is more entertaining for me.
I liked it also. The alternating shot doubles was pretty cool.
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Did Walter Ray look stiff those first couple of shots or what?
Ball speed: 17 - 18.5 mph Rev rate: 400ish
PAP 6 1/8" over 1/4" up
13° axis tilt / 30°-60° axis rotation
Thumbless bowler
High game: 300 High series: 804 High average: 217
I liked it. And yes I thought WRIII looked mighty stiff but he loosened up as the match went on. Haugen really blew it for the styles. But I kind of wanted to see Belmonte go on anyways.
Not really. I don't think there was anything wrong with it so why "fix" it?
Like I said before, to see more bowlers and get involved with "Cindarella stories" they need to start the year with a giant field of players and over the course of the season widdle it down to the finalists, with big payouts for the final 5-10. Poker starts with large fields and widdles it down. March Madness is one of the more successful formats and they start out with a large field and widdle it down. Those reality competitions like American Idol, X Factor, The Voice...same thing.
The PBA needs to get away from their old "exempt tour" style where they pick 30-60 players and then just do episode after episode with the same 5-9 guys. And they need to stop trying to find "gimmicks" to get a wider audience. In my opinion.
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