Schillings Blog, good stuff.

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4/10/079:03 AM

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This has been fun to read as it has developed through spring training and now into the season. Some good views of pitching amongst the other stuff. Schilling is one guy who thrives in this Boston Red Sox environment, when he first came to Boston he started right in contributing to various Sox fan forums and calling in to the sports radio. Love or hate him, he is who he is. But this blog has some excellent pitching nuggets in there.

4/10/073:29 PM

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Curt is extemely "outgoing". Unlike ARod he embraces celebrity and welcomes criticism. He actually likes and appreciates fans. He is not scared of fans. He may have an ego the size of Mt. Rushmore but so is his heart and he can do absolutely no wrong by me because of what he gave the Red Sox in 2004.

4/10/073:56 PM

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