The public loves to vote. Elections, television talent shows, etc. Every year we see post after post here all with the same general theme. "X should be on the Mosconi Cup team!!"
Yet, every year, those posts fall by the wayside. Why? We're the real fans, and our voices should be heard.
Below is a list of 6 tournaments. These tournaments all have three things in common.
1. They are played on 9' tables (like the Mosconi Cup)
2. They don't overlap (easy for players to play all 6)
3. They are all within the continental US. (see #2)
October - US Open
January - Turning Stone
January - Derby City Classic 9 Ball
February - Swanee Memorial
July - West Coast 9 Ball Challenge
August - Turning Stone
So here's my proposition in preparation for next year. These 6 tournaments will be the sole events used for players to accumulate points. Starting at this year's US Open and ending at Turning Stone in August 2018.
The top 15 players will be eligible. Out of those 15, the coach for the American team will choose 3 players. The remaining 2 players will be voted on by the fans.
Yet, every year, those posts fall by the wayside. Why? We're the real fans, and our voices should be heard.
Below is a list of 6 tournaments. These tournaments all have three things in common.
1. They are played on 9' tables (like the Mosconi Cup)
2. They don't overlap (easy for players to play all 6)
3. They are all within the continental US. (see #2)
October - US Open
January - Turning Stone
January - Derby City Classic 9 Ball
February - Swanee Memorial
July - West Coast 9 Ball Challenge
August - Turning Stone
So here's my proposition in preparation for next year. These 6 tournaments will be the sole events used for players to accumulate points. Starting at this year's US Open and ending at Turning Stone in August 2018.
The top 15 players will be eligible. Out of those 15, the coach for the American team will choose 3 players. The remaining 2 players will be voted on by the fans.
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