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I don't think BCA Hall of Famer Kim Davenport ever won the U.S. Open or a World title.

Jeanette Lee in the booth for the Oi vs. Capito match, with Sigel in the stands talking Stu's ear off.

As the 9-Ball Turns.

And even today at age 76 he still plays pretty sporty.

Harold Worst for sure.

Nick is on the short, short list, with maybe 2 or 3 others!

Oops! Well, I did do a search and this didn't come up. Maybe AI fooled me.

Mosconi would probably be a better candidate. Maybe Babe Cranfield since he apparently practiced all the time and lived to the age of 89.

I've often wondered how many balls Efren has hit in his lifetime, and whether it's more than any other human being has ever hit. If not, I wonder who did hit the most balls in their lifetime and what that number is.

3,840,000

In the jungle, the green felt jungle, The Lion sleeps tonight.

Breathing is definitely at the top of the list. I played a match one time where I didn't breathe and let's just say it didn't go well.

Very sad news. RIP Mika.

I wasn't there to see it in person, but I will always marvel at Sigel's 150-and-out against Mike Zuglan in the 1992 U.S. Open 14.1 Championship.

Check out some of Nick's Cues:

Thanks to everyone for your responses, including Scot at Proficient. Much appreciated and very helpful.

I have a fancy Paul Mottey cue that has a couple of small dings in the butt. I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with Proficient Billiards cue repair, and whether they would recommend them?

My favorite line in The Hustler has always been when Fats tells Eddie to shoot pool, and Eddie says, "I'm shootin' pool Fats. When I miss you can shoot."

Not surprising that the ref didn't notice either, IMO.