Didn't see any Gateway in his ITB
http://www.latitude64.se/team-64/johne-mccray/
He's not gateway sponsored any more. They were just one of his former sponsors.
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Didn't see any Gateway in his ITB
http://www.latitude64.se/team-64/johne-mccray/
He was team gateway before he signed with Lat. He has been playing for decades.
I think the most awkward situation would be a disc company telling you to only use their discs and you are not playing well because you may like to use other companies discs as well. If using only one company would affect your performance, I would imagine a company would rather you win than not winning with using only one brand.
Or, just imagine, your player gets an ace on film with another company's disc.
Interesting story to add to that theme: last summer a local Legacy pro brought a DGA Breaker to leagues one night. This thing was old and beat to heck. Anyway, the original stamp had been wiped and replaced with a Prodigy team stamp...and THAT had been wiped and replaced with a Legacy team stamp! Never got the full back story, but our local pro found it pretty entertaining.
Cough Eric Oakley as discmania team manager cough
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I believe it was a Truth. I don't think he was sponsored by Discmania tho, he was just the team manager
On the Facebook fan page a couple of them came out and said they aren't allowed to bag Streamline. No gyro, no throw.
I recall (from CCDG vids) that Shasta Criss, sponsored by DGA, was "allowed" to bag a Nuke (Discraft). I've never heard of Discraft pros bagging DGA, though I bet it happens.
With companies like Gateway or even Legacy, it seems logical to me that they'd allow other discs for their pros. Gateway simply doesn't have the driver selection, and doesn't seem to be aiming for it. Legacy seems to have a full selection of discs these days, but probably still not quite enough to accommodate every pro's taste.
A buddy of mine who lives in MVP country (the thumb of Michigan) throws in leagues/tourneys with MVP owners/employees. An MVP employee, who I can't name because I don't know him, told my buddy that they (MVP sponsored players) may not throw Streamline & it was a bummer for him because he liked the Trace.
I recall (from CCDG vids) that Shasta Criss, sponsored by DGA, was "allowed" to bag a Nuke (Discraft). I've never heard of Discraft pros bagging DGA, though I bet it happens.
With companies like Gateway or even Legacy, it seems logical to me that they'd allow other discs for their pros. Gateway simply doesn't have the driver selection, and doesn't seem to be aiming for it. Legacy seems to have a full selection of discs these days, but probably still not quite enough to accommodate every pro's taste.
Not a disc but bags. One of the more ridiculous things I think is that DD doesn't let pros use other bags. When Dustin Keegan got sponsored this year they forced him to drop his pound sponsorship.
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Not a disc but bags. One of the more ridiculous things I think is that DD doesn't let pros use other bags. When Dustin Keegan got sponsored this year they forced him to drop his pound sponsorship.
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That would be odd for Nate Sexton if he went back to Dynamic Discs.
Back to Dynamic?
:wall: Forgot it was Prodigy. I will :thmbdown: my first comment of him going back to Dynamic Discs.