Just saw this on the Storm website...
I would say Storm is acquiring quite a staff!
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PATRICK HEALEY JR. JOINS THE STORM STAFF OF
CHAMPIONS

 

Storm Products is proud to announce that PBA Champion
Patrick Healey Jr. has joined it's PBA Touring Staff
of Champions. Healey, of Mexico City, Mexico., won his
first career title at the 2002 PBA Greater Kansas City
Classic (Blue Springs, MO).

Healey's first PBA telecast came as an amateur when he
placed third in the 1995 Tournament of Champions.

In his first season on the PBA Tour in 1998, he
qualified for two Championship Round finals while only
competing in less than half of the tournaments. In
1999, he qualified for three more television finals,
and cracked the top 25 in yearly earnings in just 20
Tour events.

"I am thrilled to join the Storm staff", said Healey.
I am looking forward to a successful future throwing
Storm equipment. Storm has always been on the cutting
edge and I am very happy to be a member of the Storm
Nation."

Healey joins Pete Weber, Robert Smith, Ryan Shafer,
Randy Pedersen, Brian Himmler, Brian Kretzer, Eric
Forkel, Dennis Horan Jr., Hugh Miller, Jimmy Johnson,
Kevin Mitchell, Ritchie Allen, David Ozio, Jim Tomek
Jr., and Tim Mack on it's Professional Touring Staff
of Champions.

PERSONAL FACTS:
Healey was an All-American at Wichita State University
where he was an All-American. He was voted the U.S.
Amateur of the Year in 1991, '92 and '95.

Patrick Healey Jr.
Mexico City, Mexico
Bowls: Right
Joined PBA: 1998
DOB: 10/9/1968
Titles: 1
Career Earnings: $341,673

Hey, yeah, Healey rocks.
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I'm BETTER than you because . .

1) I've met the DNL leprechaun
2) I get paid to watch tv.
3) My dad's friend's brother knows Chris Barnes' stepdad.  
4) Kristi's my buuuuuddy
5) I get to witness a man with the speed and revs of Robert Smith combined with the accuracy of the guards in the lobby scene of the Matrix average 240
6) I can throw a better fit over nothing than you can.

Now they should just drop some dead weight like Forkel, Ozio and Johnson. Like them all but their days seemed numbered as contenders anymore.