2023 PBA Springfield Classic Stepladder Finals
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- The stepladder finals of the 2023 PBA Springfield Classic feature Keven Williams, Sam Cooley, François Lavoie and Jakob Butturff.
Originally streamed live on BowlTV February 11, 2023 from Enterprise Park Lanes in Springfield, Missouri.
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Guys where is the volume, I'm up 100% + active speakers all up and still very low volume, annoying!
Jacob's clothes remind me of my foot locker uniform they had us where long time ago
Is this all we're going to see anymore - Two Handed? In my opinion, and others I know, it's sickening to watch. I fast-forward through it because it's sickening to look at. What is next footed, then wheelchairs - two-footed ....?
Absolutely love that you guys are putting these on tv. Only wish there was something on RUclips to get a feeling of the qualifying rounds.
They cover qualifying rounds on Facebook
this wasn't on TV. . . this is BowlTV which is a streaming service you have to pay for.
@@the_bait_shop I’d say 80% of the people pay for their tv channels now, myself I have an antenna which costs me nothing
Some of the bowlers have their own RUclips channels that cover some of it
Pay for BowlTV. Support the sport. Without money, there won’t be a pro tour.
Lol that was kinda funny in the title match Kevin stepped over the ball rack
Thank you. Been waiting for this 👏🏾🤙🏾😀
Who keeps saying come on butter? Sounds like me yelling at my toaster oven. Come on butter! Melt on that bagel baby.
Always enjoy the enthusiasm of Tom Hess
Love everything you do to keep bowling alive, the commentary is brilliant, the feed is the best you can do and good enough for for me. Keep doing what you are doing, it's quality. Same for the pwba people. I've even watched the junior's last year, well wish I was that good when I was that young lol, dream's when you know you've got something but no money. That's England for you. Boo hoo 🥺
Lavoie throwing it 14 mph 😮
Why not..?! It’s skillful at its best. Gotta have plenty of tricks in the roller bag.
i hope now Keven says spare does matter XD
This is BS that bowling isnt on national TV anymore.
Tom Hess actually makes a really good commentator! Excited to hear more of him.
No not at all he is whispering the whole time bring back the og this dude so lame
He can keep score in his head so that alone makes him an upgrade over Tom Carter
@@vsplxzh-lxcks5402 Opinion.
@@enigmazero8624 Oh hi Enigma. Yeah, it's a good skill to have, to be able to do that.
He sucks!!
Great show. A lot of fun to watch.
I was looking for this video last weekend. Only 6 days too late.
Tom Hess approach while commentating truly paints a picture in my head on how to execute during lane play.
Tom on the mic 🎤 👌
Man...I loved watching Sean Swanson bowl on those team shows.
Anytime we don’t have to listen to Randy and whatever the other dudes name is commentating on Fox is a great day they have nothing new to say and the other guy barely knows what bowling is and the dudes been a bowling commentator for over 10 years
Thank you for real bowling commentating gentlemen.!
Make
Your
Spares
Kids.
That is a hella tough pattern
Alright I've been a fan of bowling my entire life. It's bad enough I'm a natural leftie. I'm also ambidextrous and never been able to take advantage because according to A.B.C., and now U.S.B.C. regulation you cannot bowl with opposite hand unless you have an average established and you're injured. Why, then are pros allowed to switch hands within ANY match and or bowl two handed? We need more regulation. Far as I'm concerned all these new generation two handed bowlers don't even exist
Rumor is Butturff had to leave to ref a middle school basketball game anyway.
Swanson one of the sweetest rolls ever and so laid back and cool. Man that guy left us too soon.
Says the greatest bowler/pitcher to ever play at CBU. The man the myth the legend simply known as Taco
I love how they have speeds in the 14s and 15s on here but on FS1 they're hitting 18 to 20 lol
Fox Sports does speed on the release while this shows speed downlane
The speed sensors are WAY down lane, not more than 6 or 8 feet from the pins... as they are in most bowling centers. At that point the ball has slowed down considerably, usually 2-3 mph. The real TV telecasts (not this crap) use SPECTO (or similar) systems that have multiple sensors along the length of the lane, and they give you the speed off the hand, not down lane.
@@notonyourlife7939 hey, were blessed to have all of the qualifying and match play, as well as this.. This wasn't televised, yet we can watch it (much better than a phone recording)..
Anyway, they're still rolling slowly for the conditions, because I'm a bitc4 and usually throw 17-18mph according to the speedo. Apparently like 19-20 off my hand?
@@sonofnothing You can't place too much faith in the numbers those sensors spit out... in most places they're calibrated when they're installed, and then ignored for decades. I bowl regularly in 3 different centers, and while my speed remains relatively consistent no matter where I am, each place is way off compared to the other two. One center tells me that I'm around 13 mph, another has me at ~15 mph, and the 3rd at 17-18 mph... there's no way that I vary my speed by as much as 5 mph from one center to the next. Take the numbers with a grain of salt... the only thing they're really good for is telling you whether or not your ball speed is consistent from shot to shot...but the numbers themselves are often comically wrong. If you really want to know what your ball speed is, take some video of yourself, then get a stopwatch and do the math. That's the only way you'll ever really know.
@@notonyourlife7939 that's fair. My og bowling center, wood lanes and all, shut down in 2020. Bowled there since 2005. But I also have bowed in leagues in 4 different houses around the area and I haven't seen any such variance. Maybe 16-18. I haven't howled leagues in 3 years now, though.
Rumor has it Sam Cooley cracked a smile during the qualifying of the tournament.
Either that or it was gas.
Here we go!
Bowled their two house tourneys for many years. I always had problems at Enterprise with their approaches. #Slick
Slick approaches are better than sticky ones, at least you can fix slick ones without even changing your shoes
Look at those comments. Not one person was talking about when you see the AMF pinsetter sweep is right above the Brunswick bowling alley, someone must’ve missed it. 🤦♂️😂
fr haha all the alleys in Springfield are like that it’s pretty goofy
Cool tech bowling bowling tournament
What I wanna know is why on the major PBA events like the WSOB when they throw the ball its always 18-20 mph, 17 being on the slow side so they say anytime you watch these events like today their ball speed never reaches that unless its a spare shot Frankies strike ball is being measured at 14.8 mph if that was on a major telecast it would be 17-18 mph I just watched the Chetah show with Packy and his ball was being measured at 19 to 20 mph I'm subscribed to his channel and he never throws harder then about 16 he's even stated that the hardest he can throw his strike ball is around 16 to 17 mph so why is the PBA inflating specs like ball speed??
Most likely explanation is they're measuring ball speed off the hand, rather than as it hits the pins.
@@RahmesRolls you are probably right as the ball does slow down from friction didn't think of that.
They're not inflating anything... the sensors in this place are way down lane, not more than 6 or 8 feet from the pins, as they are in lost bowling centers. The Fox telecasts use a SPECTO (or similar) system that calculates the ball speed off their hand, not 50 feet down lane after it has slowed down 2-3 mph.
@@joegarcia1193 another reason it is more accurate to read speed off the hand is because if the sensor is down lane it doesn't account for how much angle the ball is thrown as well. All it is good for is checking to repeat your shots, not how fast you actually threw the ball.
Need to raise up your volume, way too low.
the hugging on tour is outta control
Congrats Sam and I am super proud of Kevin. I think we will be seeing him more this year!
Family falling apart
Congrats Sam🥳
I agree wholeheartedly. The best possible strategy for the PBA is to aim to be on TV weekly in some capacity. I do have one question though, are you based in the USA or abroad?
The Ref walks up like Charlie Chaplin... tough to watch his approach 😕
Sams toxic lowkey finals in the tenth needed to spare balls half way down the lane “My house now” tough
Even if the two-hander would have won he still would have looked like a two-hander.
Hometown hero versus Australian vsauce.
Congrats Sam!!! #2
What? Frankie satisfied with 4th with his game! That says plenty about the problem his ass too good to settle for 4th WTF
At least he made it on TV which is the most important part. Look at how many people have to qualify and match play to go to the semi-finals weekly? Only four-five spots which is on major telecast which most people watch whereas most people don't watch qualifying and match play anyway.
Time move on from them purple hammers
Where’s jakobs whistle?
29:32 Tom Hess points out some Chiefs fans in the crowd, and Butturff is wearing a Chiefs jersey while bowling
And?
@@notonyourlife7939 you missed the joke. His jersey looks like a referee.
LOOOLLLLLL SO TRUE
Thanks for sharing
jake looks like he works at footlocker
Nice battle !
Nice game!
Top 3 in power for three-fingers in the ball style: 1. E.J. Tackett 2. Jakob Butturff 3. Sam Cooley.
Robert Smith
@@123kidd nobody, currently, can touch a Prime Robert Smith. I think it was a tournament in Japan where you could literally hear the revs from Smith’s shot.
3rd I loveeeeee pba
Very nice video
Tom Hess is awesome
I can't believe anybody actually pays for this level of production value. A high school AV club could churn out a better product.
Great show
GO PBA!!!
YES LETS GOOOOO !!!!
First
happy to see sam get the win! One of my favorite one handed styles!
The question I have, after watching many, many bowlers and their body language, is this. Is there some kind of "real", tangible connection to the ball and pins when we use our hands, legs and body to try to coerce the leave? I don't know, but I'd like to think that after realizing that we all do it in some form or other, it would seem awfully silly if not. I know we are creatures of habit and we all tend to have some form of belief that our pre-throw routine makes us more consistent, but are we really having an effect on the outcome post-throw?
I don't think anyone actually believes they can change the outcome of the shot after it leaves their hand. And as a fairly talented bowler myself I can say I really only have that body language when there are spectators or other bowlers around. I'm not going to tell the ball to hook more or less if I'm the only person in the bowling alley. Maybe it's a bowlers way of subconsciously saving face? As if to say "I know that I threw it slow, fast, etc. So I'm going to recognize it with my body language for the people around me to see." Or maybe its a way some people cope with being nervous and having the jitters. Either way I don't think its silly. The massive culture built around a ball and some pins we call bowling has plenty of little superstitions and intricacies and I think this is just another one of them.
Seriously? Can a baseball player "will" the ball he just hit over the fence? Can a golfer steer a putt after the ball is set in motion? No... at that point they are no longer part of the equation... and neither are you after you deliver your shot.
It was a fantastic Stepladder Finals in the Springfield Classic especially the Close finishes in the Semi Final, and Title Matches.
Do you sit on PBA's channel daily, 24/7, and wait for them to upload?
If you are wondering why no one watches bowling anymore, this is why. It doesn't air on any tv stations that people actually have. Plus, urethane makes it extremely boring to watch.
Who cares about TV nowadays though? RUclips is the place to be.
Well pickleball and cornhole gets more views than bowling
How does urethane makes watching bowling on tv boring?
SAM COOLEY WINS 2023 PBA SPRINGFIELD CLASSIC
SAM COOLEY WINS 2023 PBA SPRINGFIELD CLASSIC
Why did you spoil it bro
@@e-train1199 SAM COOLEY WINS 2023 PBA SPRINGFIELD CLASSIC
So rude
Look at these absolute clowns reading the comments on something they haven't seen the result of
Jakob always has good luck when he wears black and white stripes. Too bad not against cooley tonight.😮. 2023 for the Butters though 👍.