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This really is extremely evident, I couldn't agree more. Fundamentals matter!

I wasn't second guessing the picks... or saying Shane shouldn't be on the team. I was just saying that I'm not sure they would be favored over the next 5 guys on the list.

Watching the play the last two days, its hard for me to believe that our current team would be favored over the following team (in the same Mosconi format): 1. Earl Strickland 2. Rodney Morris 3. Donny Mills 4. Justin Hall 5. Justin Bergman

Hi friend! I can't get the link to work.

Thanks Mark! That table is a beast for sure. I practice on a table very similar and didn't know that this type of table even changes the games of top pro players!

So last night I watched a couple of matches on Youtube from this years US Open 10 Ball. Specifically I watched the Shane vs. Skyler and the final Shane vs. Kiamco. I haven't seen pro's struggle on equipment like that in a long time. Ive seen them all play before and it seemed pretty obvious...

any idea who is up next?

I'm so the opposite.... I thought everybody aimed this way:)

To be clear, its not just a "shaft section" aiming system. The problem with most people in terms of aiming is that they don't have a straight or reproducible stroke. You can line up perfectly, but if your stroke is crooked a shaft aiming method won't help you at all. All a shaft aiming method...

Exactly...he aims with the center of the shaft (the example shown in the attachment).... and both outsides (left and right edges) of the shaft, so he uses one of those three parts of the shaft depending on the cut angle. I

I was also going to say that some players do aim at the 6mm away from object ball on cuts with very good consistency, but I personally believe using the edge as an aiming point creates a more objective angle and calls for less subjective guessing (how much is 6mm?)

Joey, I rarely chime in regarding aiming, but I thought I would share my opinion here. 1. I think this is exactly how Shane aims. The center to center is pretty obvious for straight in shots... But I wanted to mention Shane explanation of his slight cut aiming method. Shane uses the outside...

Thats very interesting!

Justin Bergman brought this topic up in another forum post and I thought it was insightful. A couple of ideas I would love to hear feedback on. 1. What are the major difference in the most used cueballs. 2. Should there be a standardization of cueballs for professional tournaments in your...

How important is the Cue Ball? I find it hard to believe that Siming Chen would be favored to beat Donnie Mills in a long set of rotation period!

Is there a specific cueball that is preferred by a majority of pro players?

Jason Shaw plays amazing and had a wonderful US Open, but he is an underdog to JL Chang in a long race of 9/10 ball.

SO glad that JJ is back in the booth for the Ko/Shaw match!

Chang has officially missed a ball... He's human.... Billy gets to 3

On another note.. Billy Thorpe can flat bank the balls!!