Sky in Mosconi Cup

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Actually, as strong as Skylar is, Jayson the beast is 20 points ahead even on a 7' table. That suggests the over/under for Sky in a race to 100 is 88. We don't have enough data to clock Sky very well on a 9' table though. My guess is he'd be closer there than most people think. The whatever-table specialist idea is more myth than reality, imo.

I was at a late-night beverage table with both Jayson and Skylar a couple months ago at Reno, and Jayson made a comment that he could whip out his something and run out with it on a 7' table. He was speaking in Scottish, so I couldn't tell exactly what he was saying. I'm assuming it was some kind of jump cue he had in his case....

I see Mike Dechaine is signed up for US Open events on the 7' table. I am curious how he will do.

Right now based on his past performances on the BB , he's the best player living in USA
Shaw has a lot of yap I would expect no less from him ,, but he's not better than Shane on a bar box and Sky's been putting it on Shane with big cash on the line
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[actionplayer]

Right now based on his past performances on the BB , he's the best player living in USA
Shaw has a lot of yap I would expect no less from him ,, but he's not better than Shane on a bar box and Sky's been putting it on Shane with big cash on the line
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I was at the table when Shaw spoke he said he could run out with his **** on the table
I was practicing with him at bar table champs before his match nine ball and he ran ten racks
Not really that impressive since I know sky Shane handful of others also could his point was its too easy and nine foot ten ball much more accurate reflection
Hard to argue with that

Didn't Sky go two n out at latest smoking aces tournament which Corey won
And after he played orcullo bar box 8 ball for 1500 race to 15 and lost 15-2 or 15-3

Regardless I'm with watchez
Let's get sky playing in action on nine foot
You have two people who can get in contact with Oscar
And him and Bergman will be in the same joint this weekend lets do it

 

[pro9dg]

Anybody who doesn't think that Jayson Shaw is a fraction away from being the best 7 foot table player in the world doesn't know that when he left his native Scotland to come to the US he had hardly hit a ball other than on a seven footer. He learned to play pool on a bar box and enjoyed a lot of success playing 8 Ball.