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When you get to be these guys' age, even one pocket is a little too fast.

Well if the match happens and you still like Fedor...

I know I'm saying Fedor is gonna hate it if the match happens.

Fedor doesn't want that smoke.

There was a brief discussion in the Dechaine/Krause thread regarding Shane's play overseas. Which got me thinking about other top players and how they do in other countries. Looking at the top 10 (or 20), is it possible to compare a player's win percentage in matches played on home vs foreign...

Fedor obviously shoots straighter than anyone from the past. How does his knowledge compare? Has anyone seen him shoot a bank in competition that they haven't seen a Brumback or Daulton shoot as well?

SVB makes 7 balls practicing his 9-ball break.

I thought it was July 1st, but then I remembered how those wacky Brits write their dates.

I don't know, man. I am pretty lucky.

Everyone knows Shane sucks at the MC, but like I said earlier the only way he doesn't make the team is if he volunteers not to play. He's going to be a top ranked American as long as he keeps playing for at least the next 5 years. Okay, maybe there's one other way. Emily could step in and...

It is the biggest event of the year, but certainly not the most prestigious.

Maybe the Mosconi Cup should be Fargo-Capped...for the Euros.

Pretty much the same thing.

Golden break hill-hill seems fitting

The break shot is one of those extremes I was referring to earlier. I'm mostly talking about shots like the jump shot Sky scratched on against Shaw down 2-0. That's not a bad roll. What else would you expect to happen in that situation when the balls make contact in the way they did...

Of course they can control what happens provided the table is in good condition. I repeat, the balls behave exactly as they should. What you should be saying is that players won't always have knowledge of what the balls will do in every single situation.

How many years has this game been around, and people still blame "bad rolls"? They don't exist. Barring certain extremes, the balls will always behave exactly as they should. It's physics.

Sky messing up routine position from the pink to the purple nicely sums up why we're losing.

Commentators have been calling out the color of the balls forever now. You can hear Jim Wych say, "the red 3" right around the 6min mark.

And again, we aren't even playing the best Europe has to offer.