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It puts the hat on and likes it, or it gets the hose. Neat idea -I’ll try it.

Yes, Jocoby sells mid cue extensions for the Schuler joint.

Thanks, Doctor. Very informative.

"Freedom Units"! I love it.

Jeri Engh from western Wisconsin?

Very cool, classically classic.

I do the same thing a lot. I think it helps to look at the edge of the cue ball to see how it lines up with the edge of the problem ball.

OK, question about his pool ball method of finding the vision center (6:45 in the video): Is there any advantage in using a row of pool balls over looking down any straight line, like the edge of a rail, tape measure, etc.? Thanks.

I liked that clip of Cisero Murphy - I'd seen it before. What's just as remarkable as his pause (to me) is his slooow start forward on the final stroke.

Great history lesson - thanks!

Someone please tell us the best places to hit some balls in Superior this weekend, with MN still closed. Size of tables doesn't matter much. Thanks, Jim

Is he right about Fast Eddie fouling on that "combination"? (about 3:30) I have a hard time seeing it at full speed. I can't believe a nice guy like Eddie would cheat.

Did Sigel even call a pocket on that 9 ball? It didn't look like it to me. Maybe I didn't see it.

Does anyone know anything about the Hammerhead V2 tip, with the clear poly-carbonate pad? The Outsville website has the new tip, and it looks like other sellers have the original Hammerhead. I tried emailing them but haven't heard anything. Any feedback on these tips would be helpful...

Thanks Thanks for the answer, terry. TJ's a good guy, so I would have liked to see him win, but I'm sure SW also has his good points. Amazing and great match. Thanks to Jerry for putting it on. I hope they do something similar soon.

Final? I tried looking at fb (could be doing it wrong) and am not seeing a final result. I heard TJ won the second set 25 - 20.

Someone please tell an anxious nation who won the first set at CR's last night: TJ versus Shane Winters. Thanks in advance.

Someone put up a link to the Siming Chen learning to break video. I've watched some of it, and it looks like there's some great stuff in there. Anyone know of any plans to translate at least some of it? Thanks.

Cool history lesson - thanks.