sports.espn.go.com - 10/30/2007
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BOSTON -- Curt Schilling isn't going to make his teammates read his blog. He wrote some of them letters to say goodbye. "I actually broke out a pen and paper the last couple days," Schilling said Tuesday in his weekly radio appearance while driving to Fenway Park for the Red Sox victory parade. "There's a very realistic chance I won't ever play with them again." The soon-to-be 41-year-old ...
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Schilling Takes A Shot At Yankees
WasWatching.com —
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Schilling said it did not bother him that Rodriguez's announcement came during Boston's coronation. But he seemed to relish the opportunity to take a shot at the Red Sox rivals' disappointing season.
"It wasn't unexpected," Schilling said. "Between them and the Yankees making sure we were updated every 15 minutes about when they were actually going to name their manager, I didn't give a crap. Bottom line was they're playing golf and making organizational decisions and we're still playing games."
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Schilling says there’s ‘very realistic chance’ he’s done in Boston
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Schilling says there’s ‘very realistic chance’ he’s done in Boston and tosses a zesty stielhandgranate the Yankees way… Schilling said it did not bother him that Rodriguez’s announcement came during Boston’s coronation. But he seemed to relish the opportunity to take a shot at the Red Sox rivals’ disappointing season. “It wasn’t unexpected,” Schilling said. “Between them and the Yankees making sure we were updated every 15 minutes about when they were actually going to name their manager, I didn’t give a crap. Bottom line was they’re playing golf and making organizational ...
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Schilling said it did not bother him that Rodriguez's announcement came during Boston's coronation. But he seemed to relish the opportunity to take a shot at the Red Sox rivals' disappointing season.
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Schilling Among Four Sox To File For Free Agency
soxanddawgs.com 10/31/2007 — Curt Schilling, Eric Hinske, Bobby Kielty and Matt Clement were the first four Red Sox players to file for free agency today. The Red Sox still have more guys who are eligible to file for free agency. This includes Mike Lowell, Mike Timlin, Eric Gagné and Doug Mirabelli.
Free Agency? Weird.
38pitches.com 10/30/2007 — Hard to believe that after 21 years in professional baseball, the first day of free agency would come when I was 40 years old. I’ve not been a free agent for one day of my career before today…… (more…)
The Test of Time —
Wash Post MLB 10/30/2007
Boston's second title in four years has tilted the baseball world on its axis, and the new center of gravity in MLB is now at Fenway Park, not Yankee Stadium, and a new era in baseball has begun.
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Wash Post MLB 10/30/2007
The champagne-soaked carpets in the visitors' clubhouse at Coors Field had not yet dried, and the Boston Red Sox, with the World Series trophy in tow, had scarcely landed back at Logan Airport when the new champions ceded their space at the center of ...
