Trevor Crabb

Jake McNeil Uh, so he was actually the one...

He watched us play, me and Miles play Chase Budinger and Trevor Crabb, where we played Hawaiian style.

So I just stayed on the strand side.

It's what we did in Pompano.

I, I don't know, but that, that's just how good of a year Andy and Tay are, where they are the, the clear big dogs on American soil.

Did so in a, in a Crabb feast, not a Crabb boil.

It's a Crabb feast against Chase Budinger and Trevor Crabb, a rematch of the Huntington finals, a rematch of the Hermosa semifinals.

And so Andy and Tay undefeated against Trevor and Chase.

Before we get to the, the main dish, uh, we can start with an appetizer.

Uh, league champ, Trevor Crabb.

Thank you.

Congratulations.

There you go.

Easy.

Closing remarks from Trevor Crabb.

[laughs]

They can beat anybody.

Well, Rick and Jonah, they beat Chase Budinger and Trevor Crabb in that first round in Manhattan.

That's the CBVA All-Star squad, and that's sort of what we see, especially when you get a 32-team double lim, man, anything, anything can happen.

And that's why it's just an extra credit to Kelly and Meg for staying above the fray, getting their win in straight sets.

So Andy and Tay, uh, they go through the winners bracket for most of it.

Uh, they lose on Sunday morning in the winners finals to Miles Partain and Jacob Le Boulier.

And then they come back, beat Trevor Crabb and Chase Budinger in a Crabb feast.

Not a Crabb boil, it's a Crabb feast.

Um, so that is update number one.

Uh, and then also I will be, when I'm in Hermosa, uh, per the request of Taylor and Trevor Crabb, I will be recording an episode with the Crabb brothers.

Uh, so you can go ahead and get your popcorn ready.

Uh, just to give you a little teaser, it is about the Norceca Championship Qualifier that happened in Manhattan Beach the other day, where Taylor Crabb and Andy Benesh, they make the finals up against the number one seed, Chase Budinger and Trevor Crabb, and it came back-- came down to a big [microphone thuds] rock, paper, scissors battle.

Uh, and we're gonna chat about why they did a rock, paper, scissors, um, and, uh, and what's going on there.

So, uh, pop your popcorn and get ready for that one.

Billy Allen was doing basically the volleyball version.

He had already played with Brady Halverson, AJ Mihalic, Trevor Crabb, Brad Keenan, and others, and then he started his Stafford Slick era.

Stafford is Billy's second act that produced some of his biggest hits.

[laughs]

And yeah, if I trained it for years as I've done with the right side, I, I would get better, but it would take me a really, really, really long time.

So Trevor Crabb is probably the, the best instance of a player who can sort of go from left to right pretty seamlessly.

But when he switched from left to right originally, he said it took him about two years to feel comfortable.

So for most professional players, two years is a long time.