So you heard the strategy. LAX is going to start in the left lane and here is Anthony Avery-Sparr to get things going. 2014. I can't believe that. LAX won. It was a different format back then with different types of games bowl and the library sponsor is going to be gay. No, no, no. It's going to stay. It's going to stay. I can't believe that it did, but it did. And this is the race to two. You win a point if you win the first game. You win a point if you win the second game. You win both games you're moving on. If we're tied after two, we'll have a one ball roll off. Then it's time for the winner, Darren. Flash, flash, flash. And last night, Darren did a nice job for NYC with three strikes in a spare day. We did have the one split and a couple of strikes, so he did fine. It's like a different ball than he had left. Yeah, he's using a different orb tonight, but that looked like he was a little left to target off his hand. Five for five for that man. What a touch he has. That looked like him as opposed to me a ring and ten and then right at the last minute, the six catches enough of the ten pin, but I'm not sure you can roll the ball on the lane any prettier than that. That was a late ten brother. That ten almost got slapped over into the seven pin spot. Just another exceptional year for the guys in the front line, for a player of the year again. Big angle. Wow, how does he do that? 24 out to six. I'll get strike track there. Speaking of somebody who was perfect last night. Yes sir. Shut out of a cannon. Fourth tonight and the ancient ball of those frames five and ten. There you go. Fairy day eight nine. That's how I do it. There you go. Five pin was just stuck. Of course, finally dropped. That was a good three board move to the light for Jacob Fletcher. Yeah, you're right. He's looked so good. I think you're getting a good look at Stu at his best and the talent he has at the touch. It increases the lead now to 23. Remember coming off of that second place finish. It's insane. A little ride of his last one, but look at these numbers. I mean, that is playing some incredible angles. They're getting smoked right now. Take out of the strike here. Close out. Game one. Another flat 10. What if he had to do different? He's got to get a different ball in his hand because that ball is DOA when it's getting to the pins. If he makes it, they'll capture game one. And he missed it. Now Sherman. He strikes out. We go to roll off game one. Unbelievable. All right. Let's see what he can do. He doesn't need three right now. He needs one. Remember his first shot, 369-10. He's great. Look out. Again, the same kind of shot we saw earlier. And the missed 10 pin in the 10th frame. It does not hurt LAX. There. Daringling, the lead things off. Now they switched to the left lane. Which yesterday was a real mayor. Give him the second time. He looked out of the approach. Exactly. I'll get right back to you. My response. Kerala, Thurman, N. Kosco. In to the pocket for a strike. Carolyn. Can you hear Randy? I know it's loud. Carolyn cannot hear Randy. That's how loud it is. We'll try Andrew Kang right after this. There was a foul called on. Sean Perry, who is the foul-light official. His rule to lavery spar fouled. So we can get that from some kind of replay. Here we go right here. Watch his left foot. That's a foul. Then he pulls his foot back off of the approach. And no, we don't have replay in bowling. We have a line judge that watches all the players in the determining factors to whether or not the players stay behind the foul line. The way he's far has got to make an emotional recovery and get a spare out of this. The best he could have done. Yeah. And you know what? If you're going to do it, the cat doesn't hurt you. Exactly. In the first frame. And we're just going to try to pour as many shots in there as we can. And just ride it out. Hopefully we get the second game. Kyle Sherman was the opportunity to tie the game in the first match from the A-Creposition. It's the beauty of team bowling. Watch the numbers on the right. Wait a minute. Oh, no. What on earth was that? I saw that happen to him a couple of times at the Turing Players Championship against Anthony Simonson. That exact same hit ring 10 with the seven pin. Unbelievable. It cost him a major. He could have sent the record back there. All right. So I'm not going back there. It's hard for her to hear. Yeah. Pretty good there. A little faint stuff right there. Still got game. Oh, yeah. Now, so cut the deficit to 21, Jacob Butcher. Wow, an angle. That was the pocket for the left. By the way, we talked about Jason Del Mady as player of the year candidate. Oh, violent ringing 10 against Kyle Sherman. Well, here's Mr. Perfect. Not Kurt Henning, the former pro wrestler, but Stu Williams. He's a great and a role. Hey, Mr. Big Shot. It's the foundation frame, the ninth frame. No, boy, there goes your max score. And now you've got the possibility of an open frame in the night. Had to try something. You just can't. If you like watching a bowling ball curve, swipe right and watch this. Nothing left behind this time. L.A.X. Already into the mid two 20s. Marshall has to strike out and hope for an opening from Dick Allen. But you know what? It did happen in the first game. I mean, you know that. Yeah. It is 10 pin and missed it. Uncharacteristically. Okay. I think he figured that one out. That was a beauty. That's all you can do. Yeah, he's giving him a chance. L.A.X. needs a mark. And Dick Allen has not looked like Dick Allen tonight. Well, he's going to have to knock one more down. And then a few after that. He did enough. Has to make got to make it. Now it's not completely over because they still need seven. Oh my god. He's okay though. It's okay. It is over. L.A.X. is in the PBA League. My goodness.