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Clay Buchholz will start on opening day for the Boston Red Sox against the Philadelphia Phillies next Monday, but few would argue that the right-hander is an ace. While Buchholz has had stretches of dominance throughout his career, he has been wildly …
If you’re a married man and you’re anything like me, you have gotten yourself into trouble on more than one occasion by not realizing that your wife had done something different with her hair. You can try to lie your way out of it, but it …
Former MLB pitcher Curt Schilling went all proud dad on Twitter Wednesday, announcing that his daughter Gabby has accepted a scholarship offer to Salve Regina to play softball. Congrats to Gabby Schilling who will pitch for the Salve Regina Seahawks …
Jay Z made quite the blunder at the SNL40 afterparty Sunday. According to former New York Yankees pitcher/current YES Network broadcaster David Cone, the rapper/business mogul confused David Wells for Curt Schilling. Cone and Wells attended the …
In a headline so improbable it seems like it could only come from a “Seinfeld” episode, ESPN suspended baseball analyst Keith Law from Twitter for getting into an argument with Curt Schilling about evolution, according to a report. Last …
Curt Schilling decided to address the whole myth surrounding his bloody ankle once and for all. Schilling on Wednesday tweeted a photo showing what his ankle looked like during the 2004 postseason, hilariously saying it was for all the “ketchup …
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is set to return to ESPN on Thursday night after several months away to focus on his battle with cancer. Schilling, who was diagnosed with mouth cancer and believes it was caused by years of tobacco use, …
Curt Schilling revealed on Wednesday that he was diagnosed with squamous cell carcinoma, more commonly known as mouth cancer, back in February. Schilling had previously chosen not to reveal the type of cancer he was battling but discussed his health …
Former All-Star pitcher and current analyst Curt Schilling announced on Wednesday that he has been diagnosed with cancer. The former pitcher made the announcement and issued a statement through ESPN. “I’ve always believed life is about embracing the …
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is having an estate sale this weekend to raise money to pay back creditors. Schilling’s video game company, 38 Studios, defaulted on loans from the state of Rhode Island, and he has been selling off …
Heads began to spin earlier this week when Curt Schilling said during an interview with ESPN Radio that a member of the Boston Red Sox organization encouraged him to use performance-enhancing drugs back in 2008. Most of us assumed the revelation …
Say what you will about Curt Schilling and his blowhard attitude, but at the time being we have no reason to believe he wasn’t one of the clean guys during a tainted generation. Schilling dominated throughout much of his career and had his fair …
Curt Schilling’s financial struggles have been well-documented since his video game company, 38 Studios, filed for bankruptcy back in June. Schilling made more than $100 million during his 20-year Major League career, and he reportedly lost …
ESPN’s outstanding 30 for 30 series made a noteworthy return on Tuesday with the airing of “Broke,” a documentary about athletes losing their money. It was an excellent program and well worth a viewing no matter who you are. The …
In a lot of ways, Josh Beckett became public enemy number one when the Red Sox went through their meltdown last season. Many believe he was the main force that pushed Terry Francona out the door, and it wouldn’t shock me if that was true. …
If the Red Sox don’t come out of the gate on fire this season, things could go south in a hurry. Although it is the Boston media’s job to make a mountain out of a molehill — especially in March — the general consensus …
