1999 PBA Albuquerque Open: Championship: Brian Himmler vs Chris Barnes part 2
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no that was a bad ball choice he was getting an over under reaction if he moved too far left it wouldn't recover and if he moved too far right it would go through the nose and if he were to go in between he would have gone high or light on good shots and he had to "thread the needle"
stormBIGbowling 2 years ago
that was educational , Chris a newbie... nice.
psonio3d 3 years ago
no, if you knew anything about bowling you would know that every bowling ball does something different. depending on weight block, coverstock, or drilling layout, that very might have not been the right ball to throw on that specific oil pattern.
Musicalbowlrkat300 3 years ago
"bad ball choice"
a bad worker always blames their tools
mrtvmankiller01 3 years ago
Himmler's first! Thank you very much for this post irishpogi!! :D
Wolfman12395 3 years ago
Thanks.
MarciusSim 3 years ago