That's debatable. Shilling has better hair.
And are we sure they he is not the #1 customer for Hair Club for Men?
SCHILLING RETIRES FROM BASEBALL
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And are we sure they he is not the #1 customer for Hair Club for Men?
No, we know, unless donuts are found to have some previously unknown performance enhancing abilities.So you think.....
Oh boy, here we go again...BEFORE that...you honest thought A-Rod took PEDs before he was ever outted?
Oh boy, here we go again...
No..not again...BEFORE anyone outted A-Rod...there is NO ONE that would have thought A-Rod was on steroids...NO ONE. With that said...you cannot be certain ANYONE is telling the truth just BECAUSE THEY SAY SO....that is my point.
Seriously, what's the most logical way Curt developed this body: Steroids, or Donuts?
Schilling never cheated in Baseball. But I know for a fact that Schilling has many things that other players haven't . For one, He's called out Sports Writers that lie. And Boston has plenty of them.
He says and there is no proof. At this stage....I do not believe ANYONE....sorry, even if he says it. They ALL have. The only guy I believe is NOW is Jose Canseco when he said something to the extent of OVER 50% of the players in the MLB was on some kind of PED.
And as far what Schilling supposedly done....ALOT of players form ALL leagues have called out writers that lie. Please.....he is not doing anything new and exciting....
Jose can only be trusted to a point. And talk about a man who's full of himself. Canseco is just that. And Jose only did it to make a buck. I don't believe 50 percent take it. 10 percent more like it.He says and there is no proof. At this stage....I do not believe ANYONE....sorry, even if he says it. They ALL have. The only guy I believe is NOW is Jose Canseco when he said something to the extent of OVER 50% of the players in the MLB was on some kind of PED.
And as far what Schilling supposedly done....ALOT of players form ALL leagues have called out writers that lie. Please.....he is not doing anything new and exciting....
Admit it , You just hate Schilling . Are you a Yankee fan by chance?
The ONLY person that has told MORE truth than ANYONE ELSE has been that scum sucking crap stain....that is the ironic thing about it. YEAH, he did it to seel books, but so what...EVERYONE writes books to...ready? Drum roll please....SELL BOOKS!!!
I DO believe it was around 50%, give or take...and I am almost willing to be that those who didn't were afraid of dying or turning into a 'roid freak.....IF NOT, there would have been more. Whether he is full of himself is not the issue. You HAVE to be full of yourself to a certain extent to get to that high level of baseball....
...and for the record, I hate BOTH the Yankees AND the Red Sox.
Never denied that! Read my 1st comment in the thread...he was definately a big game pitcher.
The ONLY person that has told MORE truth than ANYONE ELSE has been that scum sucking crap stain....that is the ironic thing about it. YEAH, he did it to seel books, but so what...EVERYONE writes books to...ready? Drum roll please....SELL BOOKS!!!
I DO believe it was around 50%, give or take...and I am almost willing to be that those who didn't were afraid of dying or turning into a 'roid freak.....IF NOT, there would have been more. Whether he is full of himself is not the issue. You HAVE to be full of yourself to a certain extent to get to that high level of baseball....
...and for the record, I hate BOTH the Yankees AND the Red Sox.
And that's the problem. Do you really believe that Jose did this for the good of the game? Jose doen't care about that. But he wanted to make money. I would have respected him more if he just went to the press with all he knew. That's why I don't respect him. And Jose has been caught with some lies you know. When Roger Clemens was testifying in front of Congress about being at his house Jose said he wasn't . Jose backed up Roger. But later a photo came out to show that he was in fact at the house.
Other players witness things that I'm sure they could cash in on as well, but they have a unwritten oath to keep in the locker room. That's the problem with what Jose did. He did it for money. That's all.
Thanks for helping to FINALLY bring us to the promised land, Curt.
I appreciated your courage and will to perform on baseball's biggest stage. You were the pitcher's version of "Mr. October". I will definitely miss that.
I definitely could've lived without your opinions on EVERYTHING, but you did EXACTLY what you were paid to do: Win BIG Games! :up
I appreciated your courage and will to perform on baseball's biggest stage. You were the pitcher's version of "Mr. October". I will definitely miss that.
I definitely could've lived without your opinions on EVERYTHING, but you did EXACTLY what you were paid to do: Win BIG Games! :up
Just got into the house and turned on NESN. Some of the comments from the Red Sox about Curt
TERRY FRANCONA
I was fortunate to have him. This is the first spring training that I’ve ever not had him in 10 years as a manager. He’s a special pitcher. We had a pretty special relationship.
He was never late, he was always prepared when he pitched. I don’t care who you were playing against, you always felt like you had a good chance to win.
DAVID ORTIZ
I have a lot of respect for that guy. He had a lot of controversy with a lot of people. Some people agree, some people don’t. But myself, I say to myself, ‘what an amazing professional baseball player.’
What he did in 2004, I was round the whole thing. Seriously - it was one of the most impressive things that I have seen done in baseball. The guy got surgery and two days later he’s pitching out there. That’s crazy.
Curt was a leader around here. He was one guy that would encourage you to do positive things. He did nothing but good things to help this ball club win championships. I don’t think you can ask for no more than that.
As for me he changed the way the Red Sox played in 2004. I went to many games that year. He won 21 games for the team. Curt was one of the first guys out of the dugout when Tek and Afraud went at it.
TERRY FRANCONA
I was fortunate to have him. This is the first spring training that I’ve ever not had him in 10 years as a manager. He’s a special pitcher. We had a pretty special relationship.
He was never late, he was always prepared when he pitched. I don’t care who you were playing against, you always felt like you had a good chance to win.
DAVID ORTIZ
I have a lot of respect for that guy. He had a lot of controversy with a lot of people. Some people agree, some people don’t. But myself, I say to myself, ‘what an amazing professional baseball player.’
What he did in 2004, I was round the whole thing. Seriously - it was one of the most impressive things that I have seen done in baseball. The guy got surgery and two days later he’s pitching out there. That’s crazy.
Curt was a leader around here. He was one guy that would encourage you to do positive things. He did nothing but good things to help this ball club win championships. I don’t think you can ask for no more than that.
As for me he changed the way the Red Sox played in 2004. I went to many games that year. He won 21 games for the team. Curt was one of the first guys out of the dugout when Tek and Afraud went at it.
