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Mercifully for the U.S., another Mosconi Cup has ended. Let the hype begin for next year's debacle.

I know it was you, Fredo. You broke my heart.

Skyler was trying to play shape on the 10 ball.

I don't understand the position on the 6 or the shot on the 6 by Skyler at all.

Styer makes the 9! Styer makes the 9!

I wouldn't object to their execution at this point.

Now I see why the Euros let Fedor defect to the US. He's still playing for the Euros.

He had a slight angle, so it still would have been a cut into the other corner pocket, and that cut can get sharp pretty quick. Hard to say what the right decision was without being at the table. I didn't like having to back cut the 9 like that either though.

Ouch. Can it get any worse?

Geeez. This is not even watchable.

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.