For the time being, I'm more interested in matches with commentary just to help the learning process. This one is definitely on my list to get though. Thanks for the recommendation.
Get yourself a copy of Jimmy Fusco, vs Jimmy Rempe, from the "Legends of One Pocket Philadelphia Style."
Freddie B. is commentating along with someone.
You will hear commentary that specifically deals with the positioning of the balls, and how moving a ball currently, sets up position for future shots, both offensively and defensively, as well as squeezing, over squeezing, playing the score, the value of an intentional scratch, etc etc.
Matches of old, are way better instructional tools, then new matches.
You get to see stuff that you never see in the new matches.
All you see in the new matches, is someone running out.
What the heck do you learn from that? How to run balls?
Sure, running out is great. Everyone loves running out. But running out doesn't do squat for showing you any moves.
Heck, half of the guys out there that never miss a ball, go into complete gridlock with smoke coming out of their ears, if you just send every single ball uptable.
Then they get the deer in the headlights look on their face cause they have no clue what to do.