Learned in pregame that P Bruihl’s dad was a pro bowler

[ramfandan]

Jimmy ‘the Cat’ had dugout interview with Justin Bruihl.
I checked out on Google his father Gene Bruihl was quite successful in PBA regional circuit in California. It stated he had recorded 76 ‘300’ games among several tournament victories.
He is 66 now and runs a bowling pro shop.
Son Justin said he was more into baseball, basketball as a kid rather than bowling .

[Ozziesfan41]

Jimmy ‘the Cat’ had dugout interview with Justin Bruihl.
I checked out on Google his father Gene Bruihl was quite successful in PBA regional circuit in California. It stated he had recorded 76 ‘300’ games among several tournament victories.
He is 66 now and runs a bowling pro shop.
Son Justin said he was more into baseball, basketball as a kid rather than bowling .

Interesting stuff thanks for Sharing

[Goldfan]

You’d think he’d be better at throwing STRIKES

[butsir01]

Thank you, Dan. If I didn’t drop the ball on my foot, I rolled it into the gutter.

[Banner29]

It took me longer than I care to admit that this wasn’t about the NFL……

[ramfandan]

You’d think he’d be better at throwing STRIKES

Good one, Goldfan!
If he throws 3 strikes in a row for the punch out, instead of the K being put up, for Bruihl they should hang a ‘turkey’up
(Bowling jargon for 3 strikes in a row)

[ramfandan]

Thank you, Dan. If I didn’t drop the ball on my foot, I rolled it into the gutter.

In leagues, the other guys would tell you concentrate keeping the ball on the lane and get your mind ‘out of the gutter’.

[butsir01]

Thank you, Dan. If I didn’t drop the ball on my foot, I rolled it into the gutter.

In leagues, the other guys would tell you concentrate keeping the ball on the lane and get your mind ‘out of the gutter’.

Yup.

[Absolut]

You’d think he’d be better at throwing STRIKES

Hah! Outstanding.