Mar
19

Curt Schilling reads our blog

By Benjamin Kabak

As much as we don’t like Curt Schilling for his success against the Yankees, a statement in one of his recent blog posts makes me think he’s reading our site. After I criticized him for seemingly interviewing himself, Schilling wrote, “Since some people mistakenly thought that the Q&A was me interviewing myself, no idea how that could happen, I have taken to pasting questions instead of trying to paraphrase them.” Well, that’s neat. A real live Major Leaguer has read River Ave. Blues!

(Also, I think it was that confusing use of the personal I in the form of the interview, Curt. It wasn’t very clear.)

Posted on Monday, March 19th, 2007 at 9:31 am in Asides.

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5 Comments »

Sooze says:

I love the name 38Pitches. It’s about all he’s good for anymore.

Joseph P. says:

It’s how long he can last before he has to “feed the fat.”

 
NBarnes says:

2006: 31 starts, 204.0 innings, 116 ERA+
32 starts, 197.3 innings, 125 ERA+

Curt Shilling and Mike Mussina

There’s plenty to slag about Shilling, you might want to pick one of his real failings….

 
 
Mike A, says:

So Ben, why are YOU reading Schilling’s blog? (wink wink)

Ben says:

That’s easy: Fodder for posts!

 
 
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