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The Power of the Pen – Still a Mighty Sword?
Published 3/28/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Dugout Central
... .  There was no 24-hour a day sports radio.  There weren’t thousands of bloggers writing their own opinion pieces and chopping up the overall audience for baseball opinion into smaller and smaller pieces of the pie.  There definitely weren’t players writing on their own, blogging their sides of the story.  Curt Schilling and 38 Pitches, or ...

If You Read Just One Jon Heyman Column, Make it This One
Published 3/27/2009 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... But anyway, here’s something I encourage everyone to do. Go read some of 38Pitches. Then read some of Heyman’s work. You can then judge for yourself who’s the blowhard. ...

The Power of the Pen: Still A Mighty Sword?
Published 3/26/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
... . There was no 24-hour a day sports radio. There weren't thousands of bloggers writing their own opinion pieces and chopping up the overall audience for baseball opinion into smaller and smaller pieces of the pie. There definitely weren't players writing on their own, blogging their sides of the story. Curt Schilling and 38 Pitches , or ...

Curt Schilling Finally Speaks About His Retirement
Published 3/25/2009 by Jimmy Shapiro at Sports Radio Interviews
Was it on ESPN TV/Radio? No.  How about Fox Sportsnet or Fox Sports Radio? No?  Jim Rome?  No.  Dan Patrick? No.  Oprah?  No.  How about with Adam Sessler?  Who?  Adam frigging Sessler.   He’s the editor-in-chief of G4 which is a website for video game nerds like Curt Schilling.  Curt and Adam are in San Francisco at GDC (Game Developers Conference) and Adam is the first person to have a chance to ask Schilling about his retirement.  He released the news about his retirement on his website www.38Pitches.com and has done something he didn’t do his whole career, avoided the ...

Red Sock/x: Curt Schilling’s Place in this Painful Era
Published 3/25/2009 by CAPS LOCK CARL at Cubicle GM
Congrats to Curt Schilling on a great career, his retirement officially announced earlier this week on his blog, 38 Pitches . For a tangent, kudos also to Deadspin for catching a SportsCenter moment that may well contribute to the job loss number for March ( ...

Hold Your Horses, Curt
Published 3/25/2009 by Hick Flick at Rumors and Rants
... And in announcing his retirement via blog, Schilling left a not-so-subtle reminder that he should be invited to Cooperstown. ...

Curt Schilling; Hall of Famer?
Published 3/24/2009 by RDM at Obsessed With Sports
... numbers though. In those 19 appearances Curt went 11-2 with a 2.23 ERA. His teams have won three World Series rings, in which he was of tremendous importance to those accomplishments. In those other 6 games in which Schilling did not receive a decision; his team was still 3-3. In those 6 games Schill pitched 8, 8, 7, 7.1, 7 and 4.2 innings respectively. In actuality 5 of the 6 no decisions were quality starts. Congrats on a great career and I still look forward to reading 38 Pitches and hearing you on Boston sports radio.

What's Going On?
Published 3/24/2009 by GM-Carson (weshouldbegms@hotmail.com) at We Should Be GM's
... *Curt Schilling officially announced his retirement yesterday on his blog 38 Pitches. Now the debate of whether he's a hall-of-famer begins. ...

Curt Schilling Announces Retirement on Blog
Published 3/24/2009 by Stephen Kersey at EveryJoe » Baseball
... Curt Schilling, who last pitched for the Boston Red Sox, has retired from baseball. Schilling announced his retirement on his blog. ...

Prospectus Today: Curt Schilling Bows Out by Joe Sheehan
Published 3/24/2009 at Baseball Prospectus
March 24, 2009 Prospectus Today Curt Schilling Bows Out by Joe Sheehan Alas, 38 pitches no more. Curt Schilling announced the end of his baseball career yesterday via a post on his popular blog, writing "it is with zero regrets that I am making my retirement official." While there had been some speculation that Schilling would continue his comeback from a torn right labrum, possibly with a contender other than the Red Sox , the damage after a long career is understandably too much to overcome. Schilling was effective right up to the point where he couldn't ...

Schilling retires -- good riddance!
Published 3/23/2009 by ETVal at Pinstripe Alley
Not to stir up bitter memories, but I'm sure many of you have some type of reaction to Curt Schilling's retirement announcement today. His full statement can be found on his blog. As for me, thinking about Schilling and his role in changing the Yankee-Red Sox dynamic will always turn my stomach.

Schilling Announces Retirement
Published 3/23/2009 by rcade at SportsFilter
Schilling Announces Retirement : "This party has officially ended," Curt Schilling wrote today on his blog 38 Pitches . "After being blessed to experience 23 years of playing professional baseball in front of the world’s best fans in so many different places, it is with zero regrets that I am making my retirement official." The 42-year-old, who has 216 wins and two Red Sox World Series champion rings, missed all of last season with a shoulder injury and had been working towards a mid-season return this year. [image] posted by rcade to baseball at 01:48 PM - 2 comments

Breaking News: Kendrick Cut, Schilling Retires!
Published 3/23/2009 by Bill@myteamrivals.com (MyTeamRivals.com) at Phightin' Phils Phorum
Kyle Kendrick came into camp as the favorite to be the team's number 5 starter. He left today for minor league camp as he was cut from the big league roster. Kendrick had a decent start in his last appearance but his over numbers (1-3 9.20 ERA) put him far enough behind Chan Ho Park and J.A. Happ that the Phillies felt he was not going to win the job. Joining Kendrick is Lou Marson and Brad Harmon. In other news, former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Curt Schilling announced his retirement on his web site 38 Pitches. Schilling wrote, "This party has officially ended. After being blessed to experience 23 ...

Curt(ain) call -- Big Schill calls it a career
Published 3/23/2009 by browniepoints at Brownie Points
That's it. With the tap of Curt Schilling's fingers to his laptop keyboard, a great and memorable career officially came to an end. It's a good day for all of you to share remembrances of Schilling, both in terms of what he did in his career and what he did for the Red Sox. I'll start by giving you some of David Ortiz's remembrances: Normal 0 ...

THANK YOU, CURT SCHILLING!
Published 3/23/2009 by Sully (info@sullybaseball.com) at SULLY BASEBALL
Thank you Schilling for backing up your talk and ...

Curt Schilling Announces Retirement
Published 3/23/2009 by redsock (noreply@blogger.com) at The Joy of Sox
Schilling: This party has officially ended. After being blessed to experience 23 years of playing professional baseball in front of the world's best fans in so many different places, it is with zero regrets that I am making my retirement official. *** Kevin Youkilis returns to the Red Sox lineup today. ...

Curt Schilling announces his retirement
Published 3/23/2009 by noreply@blogger.com (Tony Arnoldine) at tonyblogs.net - Sports news, humor, videos and prognostications.
In "We kind of figured you were already retired" news, Curt Schilling has announced his retirement on his blog, 38Pitches.com. Schilling hadn't pitched since 2007 after missing all of last season with an injury. That is, after he signed a one-year, $8 million contract. The question now ...

Schilling announces retirement
Published 3/23/2009 at Extra Bases
Curt Schilling, who in his four seasons in Boston cemented his reputation as one of the finest big-game pitchers of any era, announced his retirement today , ending his 20-year big league career. Schilling, a winner of 216 regular-season games and a crucial contributor to the Red Sox' 2004 and 2007 World Championships, made the announcement on his WEEI.com blog "38 Pitches" this morning, writing: "This party has officially ended. After being blessed to experience 23 years of playing professional baseball in front of the world's best fans in so many different places, it is with zero regrets that I am making my ...

Schilling Hangs Up His Cleats
Published 3/23/2009 by Jimmy at The House That Dewey Built
According to a pretty good source, former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling has decided to retire from baseball. You had to figure it was a strong possibility given how the past year has gone for #38, but the news still creates a stir of emotions and memories.  For brief period between 2004 and 2005, Schilling was easily the most worshiped figure in New England (even more so than that 2,000-year-old bearded dude).  Although he’s become more of a polarizing figure of late, he’s still a revered icon for the most part.  Rightfully so, I’d say. So, the big question we now ask ourselves is: ...

Schilling is Done
Published 3/23/2009 by Fenway West (odmatt@gmail.com) at Fenway West - A Boston Red Sox Blog
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